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Easter Coloring Pages 2023

Find something to occupy your children and allow them to be creative this Easter Weekend. Enjoy these free to print coloring pages from all of us at First Northern.

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Holiday Coloring Pages for Kids

Find a variety of 8 different coloring pages for you to print out at home for your children to color. Display them at home or drop them off at your local branch to have them displayed in their lobby. Happy Holidays from First Northern!

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College Planning 101

Most parents have already heard the bad news: a college education has never been more expensive. Many, in fact, are still paying off their own student debt and would like their children to avoid that burden. The good news is that there’s a lot parents can do to help their children and make the costs of college more manageable.

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Coverdell Education Savings Accounts

Coverdell Education Savings Accounts are a tax-advantaged way to build funds for your child’s education. They may be used along with other investment accounts, such as 529 plans and education savings bonds.

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Paying for College: Dealing With the Student Loan Crunch

Student loan debt is at an all-time high and only continues to grow. It’s a sobering fact, especially considering that most students headed to college need some kind of financial assistance. The good news is you decrease your chance of taking on crippling debt or defaulting when you keep yourself informed about the ins and outs of student loans.

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529 Plans: The Basics

If you’d like to save for your child’s future higher education expenses while also reducing your tax liability, consider opening a 529 plan. They come in two basic varieties: the college savings plan and the prepaid tuition program. Both are easy to set up and offer the same tax advantages.

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Back-to-School: More than the Basics

As many schools are once again opening their doors, the back-to-school season has officially started. However, with the rising cost of school supplies and the losses retailers suffered during the pandemic, discounts are becoming harder to find. It is expected the average family will spend approximately $270 per child returning to school.

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I’m An Adult Now. Now What?

Turning 18 is a significant milestone in many people's lives. While teenagers may have felt grown-up long before the “Big One-Eight,” now they are legally recognized as adults. Adulthood may bring a mixed bag of feelings of freedom and trepidation. Below we share a quick guide to starting out at 18.

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