Looking for an estate planning attorney? Use these four questions to ensure your choosing the right candidate for you.

Learn about the newly elected member of the Board of Directors Michelle Hulst. Learn about the experience she brings to Bank of Hawaii.

In order for your to get that house you want you'll need these 5 items to help with the loan process.

Read these important insights for dealing with debt collections.

Getting out of debt may seem impossible. See how credit counseling can assist you and build a healthy financial future.

Should you buy a house? Here are a few pros and cons of buying and renting you can consider, as well as a list of questions to ask yourself before deciding.

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.

Bank of Hawaii to Temporarily Close Kihei Branch Due to Wildfires

Use these five essential strategies to make the most out of your estate plan and minimize taxes,

Consider these five trending and cheap destinations while planning your vacation.

What You Need to Know about Debt Collection Scams: how to stay safe, identify scams, and protect your information.

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.

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.

If you are looking for a new savings account consider these questions to find the best fit for you.

Thinking about refinancing? Choosing to do so could help you financially such as freeing up money for cash flow. Read on to find out more.

Learn how to consolidate your debt through these helpful tips. One possible solutions is to consider refinancing your mortgage as a strategy.

Mortgage points, also known as mortgage discount points or "buying down the loan," are fees paid to your lender in exchange for a lower interest rate.

Follow these steps if you haven't received an economic impact payment and learn how Utility Relief and Food Assistance works.

If you're asking yourself, "Should I refinance?," calculating the break-even point is a good start to figure out if you'll save money on your mortgage.

Learn about why you need an emergency fund and how to make one.