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Numbers and trends indicate the U.S. economy is currently in good shape: unemployment is low, the dollar is strong, inflation is down, the stock market is up, and the Federal Reserve just announced its intention to lower interest rates. Despite all of the recent good news, many Americans remain genuinely concerned about the state of…
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In recent years, utility scams have become more sophisticated, targeting unsuspecting individuals with increasingly clever tactics. Why utilities? Because living without them can be inconvenient at best and genuinely life-threatening in worst-case scenarios. Here’s what you need to know about avoiding utility scams and safeguarding your finances.
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If you are citizen or resident of the U.S., this is a good time to travel—the dollar is doing well against many foreign currencies, making some popular tourist destinations more affordable than many of us have seen in our lifetimes. London calling? Yes, please! Traveling can be one of life’s most pleasurable and rewarding experiences,…
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Generally, wealth is defined as possessing a beneficial abundance, be it money, health, or happiness. Different people and cultures may prioritize each of these differently, but many would argue it’s great to have all three. As your credit union, we won’t presume to tell you how to cultivate happiness or maintain your health, but it…
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One of the cornerstones of your financial journey is understanding and managing your credit. In this article, we’ll explore the importance of credit, ways to improve your credit score, and provide essential credit management tips.
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Today, we want to highlight an opportunity that could significantly boost your savings: our high-yield savings accounts. Read on to learn more about how these growth-oriented accounts can help you achieve your financial goals.
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Credit unions are member-owned financial cooperatives that provide traditional (as well as unique) banking services. The difference between a bank and a credit union is straightforward: credit unions are created, owned, and operated by their accountholders, who are usually referred to as members. Unlike banks, which aim to generate profit for their owner or shareholders,…
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Most of us are familiar with phishing scams: you receive an urgent-sounding email instructing you to change your password, verify an order, or pay a bill to avoid some kind imminent risk or loss. These scams can be very convincing, and everyone should be diligent about protecting passwords, using strong passwords, not on clicking suspicious…
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For most Americans, a tax refund can significantly benefit their finances—especially considering lingering inflation, increased interest rates, and economic uncertainty. Tax refunds can be an unexpected influx of cash that allows for important financial goals to be met, such as debt consolidation or increased savings, or they can be an anticipated bonus that helps make ends…
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