Topic: Financial-Literacy
Do you have Life Insurance?
Published: 09/11/2020
September is Life Insurance Awareness month! As your financial partner, it's our responsibility to educate you on the importance of life insurance and the role it plays in protecting your families' financial security. Life insurance isn't something people like to talk about, especially young people. After all, thinking about dying and what happens to family or loved ones after you're gone isn't the easiest thing to do.
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Debt Settlement Companies: What to Know
Published: 06/24/2020
When something sounds too good to be true, it typically is. We hear from consumers regularly who state they are working with a debt settlement company who is going to cut their debt in half. That would be awesome if it were entirely true, right? There are many aftereffects of debt settlement we want to make sure all consumers are aware of so you can make the best decision for you.
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Is Your Money Safe at a Credit Union?
Published: 06/10/2020
People sometimes ask us if our deposits are insured by the government like banks' deposits are. Good news: ours are! We are federally insured by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA). Read this blog to find out more!
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The Basics of Home Equity Loans
Published: 06/03/2020
While many of us have been spending a lot more time at home, we?ve also been finding ourselves wanting to do more home improvement projects. Did you know you can leverage the equity in your home to help you get these projects done? Do you know how a home equity loan works?
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Cybersecurity: What to Know
Published: 04/20/2020
It?s almost impossible to imagine life without electronic devices. How would you keep in touch with your friends, listen to music, watch movies, buy tickets, make payments, or find the information you need without your phone, tablet, or computer? But as essential as your devices are to the way you live, using them can also expose you to serious problems if you?re not following some basic security rules.
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Life Changes... Out of Work
Published: 04/13/2020
While you may worry more about losing your job when the economy is in a slump, people can be laid off any time. When companies merge or are acquired, the work force may be downsized. Or business may just be slow. If that happens to you, do you know how you'd manage financially? It's smart to think about the bills that would have to be paid and whether you have an emergency fund that could help see you through several months of job searching.
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