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Learn2Earn Rewards! Age 7: Smart Spenders Understanding Needs, Wants, and Everyday Spending Your child is starting to make everyday money decisions, like choosing between snacks at the store or picking out a small toy with their allowance. That growing independence makes this the perfect time to introduce key concepts like needs versus wants, value, and […]
Learn2Earn Rewards! Age 6: Money Explorers Discovering What Money Is and How We Use It At age 6, kids are full of curiosity, making it the perfect time to explore the world of money together. They’re asking questions, learning through play, and beginning to understand how things like coins and bills fit into everyday life. […]
Learn2Earn Rewards! Age 8: Earning and Saving Money How Work, Goals, and Savings Connect At this stage, your child is starting to understand that money doesn’t just appear—it’s earned. They’re also becoming more capable of thinking ahead and working towards goals. The Learn2Earn Rewards program helps you guide them through fun, hands-on activities that explore […]
Learn2Earn Rewards! Age 9: Money Management Exploring Income, Goals, and Real-Life Conversations Money isn’t just something we spend, it’s something we work for, plan around, and talk about. At this stage, kids are ready to dig deeper into where money comes from, how it grows, and how adults use it in everyday life. Through BayCoast […]
Learn2Earn Rewards! Age 10: Money Management Learning to Plan, Prioritize, and Track Money As kids begin handling their own money, whether from allowances, birthday gifts, or small household chores, this is the perfect time to introduce real-life budgeting skills. BayCoast Bank’s Learn2Earn Rewards program turns those first money decisions into meaningful lessons. Through playful challenges […]
Learn2Earn Rewards! Age 11: Future Planners Preparing for Credit, Risk, and Investing Concepts Your child is starting to look ahead—and not just to next weekend. This is the perfect time to introduce big-picture financial ideas that lay the groundwork for smarter money choices later. Through BayCoast Bank’s Learn2Earn Rewards program, kids will explore how interest […]
Learn2Earn Rewards! Age 12: Real-World Readiness Applying Financial Skills and Staying Safe Online This year’s activities were chosen to match your child’s growing independence and curiosity. Each activity is designed to spark conversation, encourage critical thinking, and give kids a sense of control over their money choices. Through BayCoast Bank’s Learn2Earn Rewards program, kids will […]
Successfully planning a wedding within your budget is challenging but rewarding.
Before the big day, sit down with your partner and talk finances. Some of these to-dos have a time limit—sometimes as short as two weeks after your wedding! Don’t miss out on money-saving adjustments by waiting too long after the big day.
to minimize identity theft risks and stay ahead of scammers and thieves who want your personal information.
BayCoast Bank customers are receiving phone calls from fraudsters impersonating Bank employees. The scammers are using deceptive technology that makes it seem like those calls are coming from BayCoast Bank on their caller IDs.
It’s easy to get caught up in the magic of holiday spending.
Being contacted by a debt collector is scary but not uncommon. Walk through what you need to know and help make a plan today for moving forward.
Being contacted by a debt collector is scary but not uncommon. Walk through what you need to know and help make a plan today for moving forward.
Being contacted by a debt collector is scary but not uncommon. Walk through what you need to know and help make a plan today for moving forward.
BayCoast Bank is proud to announce the promotion of Monique L. Campeau to Vice President, Fair Banking & CRA Officer. She previously served as Assistant Vice President, Compliance Officer.
Stephanie Wilmarth, Vice President, Business Development Officer at BayCoast Bank joined The Rhode Show to discuss how BayCoast supports local business.
Discover why education is the cornerstone of success at BayCoast Bank with Lucia Rebelo, Assistant VP of Financial Literacy Education Officer, and John McMahon, Senior VP of Community Engagement!
Did you get a strange text, email, or voice message? This Coach can help gauge a scam in five easy questions or less.
Did you get a strange text, email, or voice message? This Coach can help gauge a scam in five easy questions or less.
Being contacted by a debt collector is scary but not uncommon. Walk through what you need to know and help make a plan today for moving forward.
BayCoast Bank is proud to announce the promotion of Monique L. Campeau to Vice President, Fair Banking & CRA Officer. She previously served as Assistant Vice President, Compliance Officer.
BayCoast Bank celebrates Timothy R. Girard’s achievement in completing the American Bankers Association Bank Marketing School program. Proudly named as the ABA Bank Marketing School Student Advisor and Advisory Board Member for 2025.
WPRI Channel 12 Interview between Helena Moronta, FVP Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Officer of BayCoast Bank and María Elena Wah-Fitta of Channel 12 News about Financial Literacy. (In Spanish)
Discover why education is the cornerstone of success at BayCoast Bank with Lucia Rebelo, Assistant VP of Financial Literacy Education Officer, and John McMahon, Senior VP of Community Engagement!
Discover how Old Colony Habitat for Humanity, with support from BayCoast Bank and community donors, is making affordable housing a reality for families in need.
Discover how BayCoast Bank’s grant is enhancing the San Miguel School’s mission to foster a strong sense of belonging in the classroom.
BayCoast Bank proudly partners with YouthBuild Preparatory Academy to empower young men of color through an engaging educational experience.
Step into the world of Bay Coast Bank’s community involvement as Gina Palmer, Vice President and Branch Manager of Westport, shares the incredible grants provided to the Westport community during her interview with WSAR.
It’s time to learn about the risks and stop being victimized by hackers, online predators and criminals, and keep yourself and your family safe online.
Start yourself on the path to paying off your student loans, with a plan to avoid falling behind.
Now that you’ve celebrated your big day, it’s time to think about building a new life together. A big part of that new life is sharing your finances.
We want to take an opportunity to spotlight our tremendous DEI Department, and not only the strides they are making in developing our Financial Literacy programs, but all of their hard work in facilitating diversity, equity and inclusion partnerships and initiatives both within and outside of the bank.
Two robust grants are now available in the city of New Bedford, thanks to the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). The grants are designed to address economic and public health impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Do you own a small business in Fall River that was impacted by COVID-19? The Fall River American Rescue Plan (FRARPA) wants to help you, with a Small Business Recovery Grant. Grants of $2,500 and $5,000 are now available to qualifying businesses.
Cybercrime is always a threat in this information age, but there are also some simple ways to keep your information and your money safe.
What can individuals and businesses do to reduce the impact of a data breach? The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recommends following the steps.
When it’s cold outside, it shouldn’t be cold inside too! A leaky home can leave you freezing in winter and hurt your wallet through higher heating bills.
When buying a new home, you can find several types of mortgage loans. So how do you find the right loan when the mortgage options become overwhelming?
Find 10 tried-and-true tips for saving money. Start with these and you’ll be well on your way to achieving your long-term financial goals.
On this 170th anniversary, we wish to thank our valued customers.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is committed to helping consumers and small business owners make informed decisions about their money.
Some individuals have received fictitious emails that claim to be sent from BayCoast Bank’s e-Commerce Department.
When you use the internet, whether on a computer, tablet or other device, increase your protection by following these simple tips:
The best protection against identity theft is to carefully protect your personal information