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A budget is a key piece of your financial foundation. Create a smart budget that works for your life using these three steps.
Buying a home from a parent or other family member can be a great way to get property in Hawaii. But there are a few things that are important to know beforehand.
Getting a mortgage for a home may be simpler than you think. Here are the main steps to applying for a mortgage.
A financial plan is a comprehensive roadmap involving insurance, investing, budgeting and more to help you plan for the future—whatever life my bring.
Before embarking on your journey to homeownership, there are a few important ways you can prepare financially to buy a home, to make sure you have a smooth experience.
Thinking about buying a home in Hawaii? Learn how to upgrade from a condo to a single family home, and consider these factors while making the transition.
If you're thinking about a mortgage refinance, there are two main options you should consider: a cash out refinance and a rate and term refinance.
A HELOC is a great way to access funds when you need them. But, sometimes it's a better option to convert part, or all, of your HELOC into a fixed rate loan.
When applying for a home equity line of credit, or HELOC, you'll need to provide your lender with a few important financial documents. Here's what you'll need to apply for a HELOC.
Learn essential guidance on estate settlement, financial planning, and insurance claims while navigating finances after losing a loved one.
What can you use a HELOC for? Read this blog for 3 good uses for a home equity line of credit.
If you'd like to buy a home in Hawaii, here are a few tips that can help you find a house or apartment in Hawaii's highly competitive housing market.
An important step toward home ownership is understanding the home buying process. Learn the different type of mortgages to best suite your needs.
If you're unsure how to redeem a U.S. savings bond, read on for more info about how bonds work and how to cash them in.
Certificates of Deposit are a great way to make your money work harder. But when should you invest in a CD? Learn more in our recent article.
A mortgage prequalification is an important first step when you're getting ready to buy a home. Read on to see why you need to get prequalified.
A holiday guide detailing things to do and places to visit in New York during Christmas including: The Rockefeller Christmas Tree, Santaland, Union Square Christmas Market, NYC Botanical Gardens, and Dyker Heights.
Some financial analysts believe the U.S. could be on the brink of a recession. However, your money is still safe with us. Learn why Bank of Hawaii is the trusted choice for local families and businesses.
Read how to save money as a tourist with these budget travel tips for your next destination.
Plan a getaway to Lanai—learn about accomodations, dining, adventures, and shopping.
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