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If you're a homeowner looking for ways to afford tuition and education costs, you may be able to use your home's equity. Here are three smart ways to do that.
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.
Filing for bankruptcy may help you eliminate debt, but it also has drawbacks. Read this article to learn more about declaring bankruptcy.
The Federal Reserve has been in the news a lot lately. But what is the Fed, really? In this blog, you’ll learn about this important organization and the role they play in our economy.
Unlock your home’s equity to help you on that home renovation or large purchase with Bank of Hawaii.
What is a HELOC? How can you use a home equity line of credit to meet your goals? Learn the answers to these questions and more.
Read the advantages and disadvantages of using prepaid cards and cost-effective alternatives that help you avoid the fees.
Learn more about certificates of deposits and savings accounts, and how to choose the right account for you with our comprehensive guide.
Learn about credit score basics and how to build a good FICO score.
Tax brackets help determine the amount of federal and state income taxes you pay. Here are the seven federal tax brackets and twelve Hawaii tax brackets for the 2020 tax year.
Learn how a mortgage refinance, HELOC, re-amortization, or paying extra each month can help you pay off your mortgage faster.
Read about how you can use your COVID-19 EIP Check to your financial benefit through spending, donating, debt repayment, and savings.
Starting October 24, 2021, all local calls made to a Hawaii or Guam number will need to include the area code. Here's how the new 10-digit dialing system works.
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.
Unlike many online and Mainland mortgage lenders, Bank of Hawaii doesn't do balloon payments on HELOCs. Want to know why? Read on to learn the reasons.
Want to build a good credit score? Learn how making payments on time, credit inquiries, and available credit balances affect your credit score.
Income taxes can be confusing, and recent changes may affect you. Read about the changes and ways to prepare.
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