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Last update: March 13, 2026

Lafayette Federal Credit Union Empowers Members Through February Financial Success Workshops

Throughout February, Lafayette Federal Credit Union (LFCU) hosted a series of Financial Success Workshops at nearly all of our branch locations. Designed to meet members where they are financially—and in their local community—these workshops combined in‑person and virtual experiences to deliver practical, relevant guidance on budgeting, goal setting, and building long‑term financial confidence. Led by…

Last update: February 24, 2026

Lafayette Federal Credit Union Announces Landmark Multi‑year Partnership with D.C. United

WASHINGTON, D.C. (Feb. 24, 2026) – D.C. United today announced a multi-year partnership with Lafayette Federal Credit Union, designating the institution as the exclusive credit union of D.C. United. The agreement represents a significant investment in the club, its supporters, and the broader Washington metropolitan community. The partnership introduces a series of community-driven initiatives and…

Last update: February 23, 2026

Preparing Your Taxes: Reduce your stress this year.

Tax season doesn’t have to feel like an annual ambush. For many middle- and higher-income households, the difference between days (or weeks) of stressing out before April’s filing date and a smooth filing often comes down to preparation, not expertise. With a clear framework and some new habits, you can approach tax time with confidence…

Last update: February 17, 2026

2026 Fraud Trends: What you need to know to protect your money.

Financial fraud is getting more sophisticated and convincing. Scammers use artificial intelligence, psychological tricks, and stolen data to create scams that feel completely legitimate. Once you understand how these schemes work, you can protect yourself and your family. The numbers are staggering: $12.5 billion in consumer fraud losses (FTC, 2024), $16 billion in internet crime…

Last update: February 12, 2026

Lafayette Federal’s 2026 Financial Wellness Week: Building stronger financial futures.

Last month, we reaffirmed our commitment to member-centered financial guidance by hosting our annual Financial Wellness Week. Designed to proactively connect members with personalized financial advice, the week-long initiative demonstrated that thoughtful planning, flexibility, and consistent outreach can deliver meaningful impact—even when unexpected challenges arise in the form of several inches of ice blanketing our…

Last update: February 2, 2026

Savings Account Versus Share Certificate: Which is right for you?

Choosing where to place your savings matters more than most people think. Every year consumers lose thousands in potential earnings simply because they parked money in the wrong vehicle—not because they made risky bets, but because they didn’t match their tools to their timeline. The difference between a savings account and a share certificate isn’t…

Last update: January 28, 2026

Identity Theft Awareness Week: Steps for keeping your identity safe.

Created by the FTC (Federal Trade Commission), Identity Theft Awareness Week is January 26–30, 2026), featuring events and tools to help consumers prevent, detect, and recover from identity theft. Mark your calendar, explore the resources, and take these steps to protect yourself from identity theft.

Last update: January 20, 2026

Building Stronger Neighborhoods: How Lafayette Federal shows up for our community.

Our Mission in Action This past year, Lafayette Federal showed up. From food drives and faculty presentations to 1×1 career mentoring, we’re committed because the communities we serve are our communities, too. You’ll find us at neighborhood festivals, small‑business workshops, and school stadiums, building relationships and delivering resources that help families thrive and achieve their…

Last update: January 13, 2026

Getting Your Spending and Financial Goals Back on Track This New Year

The start of a new year offers a powerful opportunity to reset your finances. After months of holiday spending, rising costs, and busy schedules, many households find their budgets stretched and their goals slipping away. The good news? A few thoughtful adjustments can help you regain control quickly and set the foundation for lasting success.…

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