Retirement planning is a key step in ones journey for financial wellness. Learn tips on how to maximize your 401(k), IRA, and estate plans.

Whether your're a first time home buyer, upgrading or investing in a home finding the right down payment can be a challenge. Learn about the different options to suit your needs.

Discover wedding planning tips and resources, with practical budgeting tips, hidden costs to watch out for, and strategies to make the most of your money.

Stay informed on common deceptive tactics used during festive seasons, ensuring you protect your financial assets and remain safe from scams.

Have questions about buying and owning a home? Come on in. We've got answers.

Review the bank's 2021 financial results and key support initiatives to the community, customers, shareholders and employees.

Contact Bank of Hawaii's home loans experts with your questions about mortgages, prequalification, refinancing options and HELOCs.

Bankohana bank accounts help you make the most of your money with features and benefits like higher interest rates and some waived fees.

In honor of 2022 marking 50 years of Title IX in the United States and women's athletics at University of Hawaii, here's a look back at this historic piece of legislation.

Overwhelmed by the types of savings accounts? Use these money-saving tips to help you navigate the types of savings accounts and how to choose one for your goals.

Review the bank's 2021 financial results and key support initiatives to the community, customers, shareholders and employees.

Bank of Hawaii Provides $10,000 Sponsorship to Japan Club of Guam. Read more.

Managing your finances is key to building a brighter future.

Although money concerns may put a strain on relationships and conversations about money can be stressful, having family conversations proactively may help.

Most people plan to save for—or want to save for—retirement. Let’s explore savings options, how to set goals, and other important considerations.

Learn more about how you can develop the healthy financial habits needed for financial well-being.

Financial emergencies happen, but starting or continuing to set aside money for an emergency, even during an emergency, is still the safer and more affordable option.

Certificates of Deposit, or CDs, are a type of financial account that is designed to hold a fixed amount of money for a fixed amount of time.

Although they may be costly if mismanaged, credit cards are also a valuable financial tool that may build or improve your credit when used responsibly.

Estate planning isn’t only for the extremely wealthy. Anyone who has assets, dependents, or an interest in how they are cared for when they age should consider a form of estate planning.