Janet Currie, president of Bank of America, Greater Maryland, highlights how Baltimore’s small and mid-sized businesses can capitalize on the CIAA Tournament’s economic impact by boosting community engagement, tightening cash flow management and planning for succession. She emphasizes that supporting local businesses during CIAA week helps build and sustain generational wealth in the community.
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Tips for managing your holiday budget in a time of financial uncertainty
By Janet Currie It’s hard to believe the holiday season is upon us, bringing both excitement and extra financial responsibilities. For many Maryland families, managing celebrations alongside everyday budgets can feel a bit heavier this year. According to Bank of America internal data, in 2025 nearly a quarter of all households are estimated to live […]
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Bank of America hosts three-day financial literacy event in West Baltimore
Bank of America recently held a three-day event, educating locals on financial literacy and wellness programs. The event took place at the Bon Secours Community Resource Center from Sept. 30 to Oct. 2.
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Featherstone Foundation honors exceptional students awarding $63,000 in college scholarships
The Featherstone Foundation awarded $63,000 in scholarships to Baltimore’s next generation of leaders and presented the inaugural Featherstone Historic Achievement Award to West Muhammad, the youngest freshman ever enrolled at Coppin State University, and the 2025 Featherstone Changemaker Award to Emmy® Award-winning executive producer Travis E. Mitchell.
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Navigating your first job with confidence
Janet Currie is president of Bank of America, Greater Maryland. This week, she offers advice to the recent graduates who are navigating the job market.
Posted inFinancials
How to spring clean your finances
Janet Currie is president of Bank of America, Greater Maryland. This week she offers advice on how to spring clean your finances—by reviewing subscriptions, updating your budget, rebuilding your emergency fund, optimizing credit card rewards, using digital coupons, and enjoying free local events to save while having fun.
Posted inBUSINESS
Smart tips to make this tax season stress-free and maximize your refund
Janet Currie is president of Bank of America Maryland. This week, she discusses ways to take the pain out of tax season, and how to get the most bang out of every buck received in tax returns.
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Financial independence starts early: Make 2025 the year of money lessons
Parents can empower their children with financial literacy by incorporating lessons into upcoming activities, preparing for cash gifts, emphasizing the value of giving back, and introducing them to their first debit card.
Posted inLIFE & STYLE
How to spend smarter this holiday season
By planning ahead, using rewards credit cards, and finding creative ways to save on gifts, consumers can enjoy the holiday shopping season without breaking the bank.
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Starting financial education early
Bank of America’s Better Money Habits platform provides free online tools and content in English and Spanish to help young people understand their money, make confident choices, and improve their financial health.