Government oversight of financial institutions.

Help individuals invest in various financial products.

Institutions where people put in and save their money

Balancing income with expenses and savings.

Maintaining balance in the financial system.

Assessing the worth of businesses or assets.

Criteria for joining credit unions.

Employer-sponsored retirement savings plan.

Financial tool that protects you from unexpected losses. It's like a safety net.

Tailored assistance often found in credit unions.

Various offerings like loans and accounts.

Guidance on investments and retirement planning.

Costs associated with loans and accounts.

Designed to make extra money

Central bank managing U.S. money supply.

Type of financial company that helps people and organizations grow their money by pooling funds from multiple investors

Intelligent saving and investment for returns.

Businesses managing money for individuals and firms.

Buying and selling investments to achieve financial goals.

Protection against large expenditures and risks.

Credit unions prioritize member needs over profit.

Shared investments managed by professionals.

Organizations that help people manage their money

Open to anyone anywhere

For-profit institutions offering financial services.

Helps people take care of their money and plan for their future

Regulates stock market and protects investors.

Professionally handling money and assets to help them grow over time

Assistance with property investment and valuation.

Not designed to make extra money

Insures bank deposits against failures.

Must be living nearby

Way to keep track of money you owe and make smart choices about paying it back.

Not-for-profit organizations serving member needs.

Financial protection tool for losses & risks

Strategies to pay off debts efficiently.

Member-owned, non-profit institutions that provide various financial services