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Businesses both large and small continue to make headlines for data security incidents. For example, Capital One recently revealed that they experienced a data breach, potentially impacting 100 million individuals.

We know teachers are always looking for ways to expand their instruction and engage their students – but it can be expensive. In fact, studies show that teachers spend about $500 out of their own pockets to purchase supplies for instruction, classroom projects, and more.

95 years ago, a New Mexican tradition was born: The Burning of Zozobra. What or who is Zozobra?

As a parent, you understand the importance of literacy. But, being “literate” about money matters is also important.

Coming soon to a retail location near you is the annual New Mexico Gross Receipts Tax Holiday, commonly knows as “tax-free weekend.” If you have school-age children, this is kind of a big deal.

When you choose to support a cause you care about, you want your donation to count. But before you start writing that check or whip out the cash, consider this: many charitable non-profits have no paid staff and are entirely run by volunteers.

Contrary to popular belief, you don’t have to make a big lifestyle change in order for your financial house to start reaping the benefits. Find out how some small money moves could make a big difference over time.

Some organizations seem to forget that people are people and numbers are numbers. And it’s important that they’re kept in that order because when you don’t treat people like numbers, good things happen.

If you’re into statistics, here are some startling ones: 94% of Americans couldn’t correctly answer 11 multiple choice questions on basic financial literacy.