As the vaccine rollout continues, there’s a lot of confusion as to what we can do, when and where, and exactly how. Whether you’re thinking about returning in-person to work, school, a concert, bar or restaurant -- here are some things to keep in mind.

For many people, childhood fades away sometime between middle school and high school, when college placement becomes a top priority. Before you know it, high school leads into college and then perhaps grad school and then you enter the workforce where you might not get much more than a 2-week break (even that’s a rarity these days) before retirement. This is precisely why many people build a “gap year” into their long-term plans.

The ongoing pandemic has dramatically shifted the social landscape, especially when it comes to dating and romance.

Self-care is essential to a productive and fulfilling life. It's even more important during times when social distancing is called for. Here are just a few ways you can switch gears from FOMO to JOMO (joy of missing out)

While the holiday season is meant to be a time of joy and togetherness, we understand for some, this is not always the case. redpoint Seattle compiled a few of our favorite strategies to help you make it through this holiday season.

Way back when, if you walked in a store and didn’t have enough cash in your pocket to buy that new TV, you walked out empty handed. But then along came credit cards, and suddenly, everything was yours for the taking. The problem is, just as TVs have gotten bigger over the years, so has the nation’s credit card debt. Learning how to manage your credit wisely is one of the greatest financial fitness skills you can acquire.

Some say money makes the world go ‘round. Biggie sang “Mo Money, Mo Problems”, but most people would agree, its sure nice to have, especially when its flowing. Money helps us pay for all the things we want – including gear, gadgets, cars and vacations – plus all the things we need, like food, shelter and healthcare. Most of all, access to money means independence – being able to do what you want, when you want, and on your own terms.

Starting college, whether it's close to home or far away, can be the adventure of a lifetime; but it’s not without its challenges. While every college experience is unique, the redpoint team would like to take on a few of the myths that you may have heard about before you set foot on campus. We’ll include some tips for navigating life during COVID-19 restrictions – and after life returns to a new normal.

You survived the strenuous process of finding a job and are now basking in the sweet victory of your first paycheck! Congratulations! Now comes the next challenge - managing your money so you can successfully pay your bills on time, have a little bit of fun, and save for a rainy day.

As with any change, a switch to online classes can feel stressful and unwanted. Flexibility is key when returning to school during stressful times. These are untested waters for us all, so here are some tips to help you stay healthy, engaged and on track during the uncertain months ahead.