Even a pandemic couldn’t stop WoodmenLife’s commitment to patriotism. After all, we’ve been making a difference in hometowns across America and honoring our country since 1890. We may have been unable to organize and host activities...

As Laney Sanders grows up, she can be sure of two things. One, her father was a real-life superhero — a larger-than-life personality who believed it was his duty to serve his fellow citizens as a...

Whether you’re just starting to get a budget together, financially prepared for anything that might come your way or somewhere in between, learning money management will help you reach your goals. Passing these important financial lessons...

If you’ve decided it’s time for a change, the next step is how to find a career that suits you. Research can make all the difference when you’re at a turning point in your career. A...

Students across the country displayed their patriotism in a video contest that showcased how much artistic talent fills our classrooms, and how much American pride fills our students’ hearts. The 2021 WoodmenLife “America Is …” video contest...

Throughout the last year, we’ve had to adjust our normal ways of championing our communities. To help support people in need, 765 chapters participated in the Shelter With Care campaign in February and March. The goal...

Since its start in 2017, the WoodmenLife Focus Forward Scholarship® program has recognized nearly 4,000 young members1 across the United States and awarded more than $2 million in scholarships2. This year, WoodmenLife awarded 497 scholarships, ranging...

We all have the best intentions when it comes to planning ahead, but sometimes saving for retirement sneaks up on you. If you’re starting retirement savings at 40, no worries; follow these steps to start making...

Why is it important to start looking for savings plans for college as early as possible? Achieving a big financial goal can seem less overwhelming when you put steps in place to reach it little by...

Thinking about retirement early in your career can pay off in the long run. When you plan for retirement in your 20s, you have the chance of saving more, building more interest and possibly even retiring...