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Supercharge Your Savings: End-of-Summer Saving Tips

As summer starts winding down, it's a great time to reflect on your financial goals and boost your savings. Whether you're saving for a vacation, preparing for upcoming expenses or building a nest egg, implementing smart strategies before summer fades can set you up for financial success. Let's take a look at some end-of-summer saving tips to help supercharge your savings.

Three Common Money Mistakes People Make

Managing money responsibly doesn't just happen. Even with the best of intentions, many people make mistakes in how they handle money- and they don't even realize it. But there's good news! Harmful behaviors can be unlearned. Let's look at three common money mistakes and how to fix them.

What Happens When a Mortgage Lender Checks my Credit Score?

That's a great question! Let's take a look at the mortgage-shopping process, how a credit check affects your score and some tips for choosing the lender that's right for you.

6 Ways to Boost Company Morale

High employee morale is vital for a thriving and productive work environment. When employees feel motivated, satisfied and connected to their work and colleagues, it positively impacts overall company performance. Let's take a look at six proven strategies to boost company morale.

How Can I Beat Inflation and Save on Back-to-School Shopping>

Follow these tips to help beat inflation and save on back-to-school shopping!

Student Loan Repayment...Simplified

After a historical hiatus throughout the pandemic, borrowers now face federal student loan repayment. Evaluating your full financial picture and making a repayment plan goes a long way towards reducing stress and uncertainty. Unsure where to start? Read on!

10 Ways to Detach from Work During Vacation

Summer is here, and if you're like most Americans, you're likely planning a little time off work. But in a world where the office follows us home in our back pockets, it can be almost impossible to fully disconnect from work. Believe it or not, though, it is possible! Taking a real break from work will give you a more enjoyable vacation that will help you feel refreshed and invigorated.

How Much Business Debt is Too Much?

Small businesses routinely required additional capital. There's no one-size-fits-all answer for how much business debt is too much, but these factors can help you determine whether your business has too much debt and whether it can take on any more.

The Homebuying Process for First-Time Homebuyers

Buying a home can be a grueling process. But, with good planning, it can be less stressful. Let's take a look at the 11 steps of the homebuying process.

AI Fraud and How to Protect Yourself

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the way we live and work. Unfortunately, though, it's also revolutionizing the way scammers play their games. Here's what you need to know about AI fraud and how to protect yourself.

Does Good Debt Exist?

Despite its bad rap, not all debt is bad debt. Some are actually beneficial for the debtor and considered "good debt". Let's look at the factors defining good debt, the various types of good debt and how to keep debt from going bad.

Money and Mental Health

For many, the mere mention of the word "money" sparks feelings of stressed anxiety. At the same time, living a financially responsible life can help one maintain optimal mental health. Let's take a look at the connection between money and mental health.

Beware Check Washing Scams

In this day of high-tech scams, one of the oldest, most low-tech ones is still going strong.

Is the Work-Life Balance a Myth?

Seven tips for achieving that elusive work-life balance

Why Your Child Should Have a Savings Account

Now is the perfect time to teach your kids about responsible money management. Let's take a look at why it can be a good idea to open a savings account for your child.

Don't Get Caught in a P2P Scam

P2P platforms are super convenient. But, P2P scams are rampant and varied. Plus, once money is transferred by P2P, it's usually gone forever.

Financial Literacy Month

Let's take a deeper look at Financial Literacy Month, and ways to become more financially literate. This way, we can manage our money responsibly all year long.

What are the Responsibilities of the Board of Directors at my Credit Union?

The board of directors at a credit union is responsible for overseeing the credit union's operations, making strategic decisions and ensuring financial stability. Let's take a look at the various responsibilities of the board of directors and how they benefit the members of the credit union.

Home Buying Tips

All You Need to Know About Buying a Home in 2023

Share Certificates

How to Diversify Your Savings Portfolio with a Share Certifcate

Tax Tips 2023

Checking Accounts

Benefits of Having a Checking Account

Phone Fraud

How to Keep Your Phone Safe from Fraud

Solar panels

All You Need to Know About Going Solar

Free Vacation Scams

Are you a target of a vacation scam? We'll show you how to spot and avoid them!

Still Reeling From Holiday-Related Expenses?

Do you always find that your holiday budget is never quite enough? Don't let it happen again!

Protect Yourself from Fraud

You can help protect yourself from fraud this holiday season and all year long. Here are some simple tips to ward off both fraud and identity theft:

Protect Your Plastic From Criminals

One of the best ways to prevent fraud is to become an educated consumer. Below please find a list of ways to help keep you protected.

What is a Credit Score?

A Credit Score is a number based on sophisticated models that predict the likelihood of a borrower to repay or default on a loan. Ranging from 300 – 850, this score enables creditors to determine the quality, or the creditworthiness, of a loan application.

Are My Deposits Insured?

The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) is the federal agency that administers the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund (NCUSIF). The NCUSIF, like the FDIC’s Deposit Insurance Fund, is a federal insurance fund backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. Government.

Long-Term Planning and Your Auto Loan

If you’re thinking about buying a new car, you know that the best time is rapidly approaching. The end of the model year means car prices on current year vehicles will never be lower. That means now is your chance to grab a new car for the lowest possible price.

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Supercharge Your Savings: End-of-Summer Saving Tips

Three Common Money Mistakes People Make

What Happens When a Mortgage Lender Checks my Credit Score?

6 Ways to Boost Company Morale

How Can I Beat Inflation and Save on Back-to-School Shopping>

Student Loan Repayment...Simplified

10 Ways to Detach from Work During Vacation

How Much Business Debt is Too Much?

The Homebuying Process for First-Time Homebuyers

AI Fraud and How to Protect Yourself

Does Good Debt Exist?

Money and Mental Health

Beware Check Washing Scams

Is the Work-Life Balance a Myth?

Why Your Child Should Have a Savings Account

Don't Get Caught in a P2P Scam

Financial Literacy Month

What are the Responsibilities of the Board of Directors at my Credit Union?

Home Buying Tips

Share Certificates

Tax Tips 2023

Checking Accounts

Phone Fraud

Solar panels

Free Vacation Scams

Still Reeling From Holiday-Related Expenses?

Protect Yourself from Fraud

Protect Your Plastic From Criminals

What is a Credit Score?

Are My Deposits Insured?

Long-Term Planning and Your Auto Loan

Auto Loan

Credit Card

Home Equity Loans

Share Secured Loan