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Read Helpful Finance Tips From Service Credit UnionThe “Perfect for You” Home Is Out There
Buying your first home can be an emotionally trying time. With a lack of available inventory and rising prices, there is no wonder why first-time homebuyers get so frustrated. I should know. I was one […]
Have a Hoppier Summer With the Seacoast’s Can’t Miss Craft Breweries
When I decided to write a blog for work, I thought beer would be a fun topic. But I think I bit off more than I could chew, or rather sipped more than I could […]
What the Military Can Teach Us About Leadership
High-pressure situations, thinking fast on your feet, being able to take risks: It’s no wonder that the same traits that make a good military leader also translate into the business world. While the numbers are […]
Where to Celebrate Independence Day With Service Credit Union
As an organization with strong military and local roots in the state of New Hampshire, Service Credit Union keeps a busy schedule around Independence Day. Whether you live here or are passing through for the […]
Why Fireworks Etiquette Is So Important
Warm weather is finally upon us, which brings along with it beach days, camping, BBQ’s – and the kickoff to fireworks season! With the Fourth of July just around the corner, many of us are […]
Ways to Prevent Identity Theft So You Can Enjoy the Holiday Season
As the holiday season gears up with a mad rush of excitement, fraudsters are also gearing up with excitement to steal your identity. Take the necessary precautions to protect yourself whether you are shopping online […]
10 Ways to Scare Up Extra Cash for the Holidays
The average American shopper spends between $600 and $1,000 on holiday spending, and if you haven’t been budgeting for it all year, here are ten ways to help afford those costs without eating into your […]
Why Even Young People Need Life Insurance
You are young and the world is yours! So why bother thinking about life insurance? Let’s face it, talking about debts and death is pretty much torture for most people, and who wants an additional […]
Secrets to Raising Money Smart Kids
Picture it: Your 28-year-old son stops by with a “proposal” for you. He reveals he is two months behind on his rent, has maxed out his credit cards and is behind on the minimum payments, […]
How to Conquer the Post-Graduate Season of #Adulting
Hey, graduates! Your summer is almost over, and on your way to, or already inside the working world! If you have not thought about it already, there are some things you should know about the […]