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Discover the financial steps every couple should consider as they plan their life together, including budgets, shared goals and tools to get started.
Because Hawaii is one of the most expensive states to live in, it's critical to have a budgeting and savings plan. This article offers actionable ways on how to save money in Hawaii.
What is home equity? How can you access your home equity? Discover the ace up your sleeve and learn how owning a home can help you achieve your dreams.
What is an installment loan? It's a loan that lets you borrow a set amount of money and repay the loan in regular installments over time. Here's how it works.
The holiday season is crucial for many small businesses. Here are a few ways to set your business up for success to take advantage of the biggest retail season of the year.
Learn about how Bank of Hawaii has partnered with the community through the 2018 Annual Report.
Learn how Bank of Hawaii has supported the Hawaii community in 2019 through donations, charity, and volunteering.
Learn how to avoid and spot COVID-19 scams such as Cornoavirus Imposter Calls, COVID-19 Grandparent Scams, Cornovirus Relief Check Scams, and Phishing Emails.
Read about how you can use your COVID-19 EIP Check to your financial benefit through spending, donating, debt repayment, and savings.
To improve your credit rating follow these five tips to and read about what influences your credit score to change.
Avoid online scams and fundraising website fraud by reading these tell-tale signs of fake fundraising.
Thinking about refinancing your mortgage, but don't know where to start? This series, Refinancing 101, has the mortgage refinance basics you'll want to know.
Filing in 2026? Stay informed on Hawaii’s latest tax changes, deadlines, credits, and free preparation resources.
Buying a house sight unseen can help you get ahead of competition and save money. Follow these tips to avoid buyer's remorse.
If you're concerned about what the end of the student loan moratorium could mean for you, here's a quick guide with resources for refinancing and repayment, an overview on loan relief programs—and even how to check and see if your student loan has possibly been canceled completely.
Get to know Bankoh Investment Services President Chris Otto, a financial planning leader who uses lessons from karate to build financial success for his clients.
Bank of Hawaii Announces New Executive Vice Presidents Matthew Ahart and Kevin Choi and Senior Vice President Briony Pentecost
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Philanthropic giving can secure your wealth management and legacy through maximizing the tax benefits of charitable giving with Bank of Hawaii’s The Private Bank.
Learn about Hawaii's May Day tradition— and the festivals and Lei Day celebrations that happen across the state.
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