Bonvenu Blog

Tips, tools, and advice on money

6 Steps for Starting a Small Business

Bonvenu Bank can advise you on how to jumpstart your business.

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How to Save More Money with CDs

Why choose a CD over other savings account options? Learn the basics of CDs and how they can benefit your savings goals.

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How to Spot Fake Bank Alerts and Protect Your Accounts

At Bonvenu Bank, we're committed to helping our customers recognize scams and protect their financial information. Staying informed is one of the best ways to stay safe.

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How to Pay Off Your Debt Fast

Bonvenu Bank offers a variety of tools and resources to help you improve your financial wellness, including personal loans and credit cards at competitive rates.

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Greenlight Debit Card for Kids and Teens

HOW DOES THE GREENLIGHT CARD WORK? 5 WAYS TO USE IT TODAY

Greenlight offers more than just a debit card for kids. It’s a full-featured financial literacy app that gives families the tools to raise money-smart kids. Designed for parents who want their kids to learn real-world money skills in a safe, controlled environment, Greenlight combines smart tech with financial education.

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Teaching Kids and Teens About Fraud and Online Safety

Family Month is a good reminder that protecting your family also includes protecting their financial and digital lives. Children and teens use technology daily, and scammers often target them through games, apps, and social media. It’s important to set clear, practical rules that reduce fraud risk, protect privacy, and build safe habits early. Teach your family never to share login details or payment information and to report anything suspicious immediately.

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Spring Cleaning for Your Digital and Financial Information

Spring is a great time to refresh more than just your home. It’s also the perfect time to clean out digital and financial information. Everyday activities such as online shopping, mobile banking, and paper recordkeeping all involve personal information. Over time, unused accounts, outdated passwords, and paper financial statements tend to accumulate. Taking time to review and address these areas can help reduce risk and protect your information throughout the year.


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