At Current, we’ve always believed everyone should have access to opportunities to improve their financial lives.

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We set out in 2015 with the mission to be the future of banking. Today, we’re proud to launch a rebrand that aligns our brand to our mission.

There are lots of ways to start saving money even if you have a low income. Use these 11 tips to work toward savings goals that will help you get the things you want and need in life.

If you’d like to avoid paying high bank fees, it helps to know why they charge them, what products require them, and the options you have for ensuring that you don’t get charged.

The quickest and easiest way to increase your current income is to ask for a raise that you deserve or apply for a promotion that pays more than your current position. Learn when it’s the right time to ask for a raise in your current role.

A personal finance coach can help you to organize your finances and figure out the best path forward without wasting time or money on missteps. Learn more about personal finance coaches here.

Opening your first bank account online is a great way to take command of your finances, avoid fees, and get lots of great perks that aren’t available at brick-and-mortar banks. Learn more here.

Costs can add up for students. Learn seven effective ways to save money as a student here.

It’s important for students to build up an emergency fund to cover unexpected expenses. Learn why here.

Now is a great time to find high paying jobs that will train you even if you have no previous experience. Learn about the 10 highest paying jobs here.

There are lots of ways teenagers can make money. Learn about 20 solid jobs for teenagers, 13 to 18 years old, here.

Whether you’re cleaning out your garage, getting new furniture, or just need some extra cash as soon as possible, these 10 websites make it easy to quickly sell stuff locally.