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Employees are counting on their paychecks for their everyday needs, regardless of the circumstances. In case of a disaster, it’s highly important to think ahead and be prepared for the unexpected. We have a few ideas that might help ensure there are no disruptions in payroll.

Payroll cards are rising in popularity because of its benefits to both companies and employees. Learn here why they are a great alternative to receiving your pay stub in a paper check.

Learn how to use tools that bring cash flow efficiency to your company so you can spend your time making money instead of managing it.

If you recently had to file for unemployment due to the COVID-19 pandemic, know that you are not alone. At Brink's Money, we encourage you to take advantage of government benefits and using digital banking tools to stay on top of your expenses during these times of need.

Establishing financial security when it’s time for retirement doesn’t happen overnight. On the contrary, it’s a process that takes heavy planning and preparation. Whether retirement is approaching for you or you simply want to get a head start, there are proactive actions you can take to invest in your future.

In the face of rising inflation, your finances can sometimes be the source of great stress. Although it may seem difficult to do, your financial anxiety should not hinder your mental wellbeing. Here are a few tips we have gathered to help you improve your financial anxiety.

If you find that you're spending more money than you want to be, it might be time to cut your spending. This might not be as easy as it sounds, but with a few initiatives you can break some of your spending habits. Read more about our tips to help you cut expenses quickly

Life is going back to normal for the most part and people are enjoying the things they used to do before the pandemic hit. As we go out more, we’ll see an increase in our spending. Enjoying a more normal life and sunny days shouldn’t burn a hole in your budget, so here are a few tips to keep in mind as we finish off the summer and head into a post-covid world.

As you step into the workforce, you’ll be taking up new responsibilities such as budgeting your income. With financial responsibilities comes paying off your student loans, which can sound daunting at first. The truth is that tackling student loans isn’t impossible, and you can get on the fast track to paying them off with just a few helpful money tips.