Credit Union News and Insights

Money is a touchy subject. Throw some family members into the mix, and there’s a good chance most Americans will avoid the topic entirely. In some families, it’s off-limits. But those conversations can help kids become financially healthy adults. Here are a few ways you can talk about money with your family.

If you receive a call from someone saying they're from your financial institution asking you to verify recent debit or credit card transactions, do not provide any personal information.

Recently, we’ve seen an increase in spoofing scams in our community. Here is what you need to know about spoofing scams and how to avoid them.

It’s almost impossible to find two people who have identical approaches toward money management. We all have our own ideas about spending, budgeting and saving.

A little retail therapy never hurt anyone, unless you can’t afford what you’re buying. Before you finance something new with a credit card, we have some buy-smartly advice that could save you a lot of money and plenty of financial worry.

Every potential homebuyer dreams of the day they’ll finally get the symbol of independence, security, and prosperity: the key to the front door of their new home.