
Save Money as a Young Adult
Follow these tips from a local college graduate. and create good financial habits for life!
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Helping families make life's important financial decisions
How your family benefits:
Watch the webcast to learn tips for how to plan for, apply to, and pay for college. Host Chris Fasano discusses strategies with Kim Donah, CAP COM's Certified College Funding Specialist.
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Meet with us 1-on-1 in a preliminary meeting with the student and parent(s)/guardians(s). We'll provide an overview of college planning, financial aid, and college funding options. We can help you every step of the way.
Before your family consultation, please complete the College Bound student information worksheet and bring it with you to your appointment. This will save you time at your appointment.
College Bound has compiled a list of resources to help you with:
CAP COM members save 10% on ACT & SAT test preparation with Prowess Test Prep, an Albany-based company that offers one-on-one tutoring, small group tutoring, and group classes. Visit www.prowessprep.com and tell them you are a CAP COM member for your discount.
Bank Well, Live Well
Simplify your finances and enhance your life. Make the most of every CAP COM benefit.
Create savings accounts to put away money for specific goals. You can name them whatever you wish, such as College Savings, Spring Break, Summer Job.
Your personal branch is open 24/7 when you bank with our mobile app. See balances, make transfers, pay bills, and more.
Young adult checking accounts include FREE ATM use worldwide* for members age 15-25.
CAP COM will reimburse members with Young Adult Checking for ATM surcharges up to $5 and International Service Assessments incurred when using their CAP COM Debit Card within 24 hours of the transaction. Members ages 15-17 must have a parent/guardian as a joint owner.