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What is a HELOC, and How Can It Help You?
You may have heard the term thrown around before, but you may still be wondering, what exactly is a HELOC, and is it right for me? If you’re a homeowner looking for a lower-interest loan […]
Getting Started: Saving for your First Home
So, you’re saving for your first home – congratulations! As someone currently knee-deep in the process of readying themselves for the journey of buying a home in the next year, I can relate. There is […]
Service Credit Union Celebrates Female Rising Stars
In recognition of Women’s History Month, Service Credit Union is honored to celebrate a few of the many young women who make a difference every day for our members and our team. I was fortunate […]
What Makes Up A Credit Score?
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9 Heart-Healthy Tips That Can Also Save You Money
February is American Heart Month, which means it’s a great time to evaluate your lifestyle and see where you can make some heart-healthy changes. Heart disease continues to be the No. 1 killer of Americans, […]
How to Identify Phishing Websites
Phishing is one of the most effective and successful ways for cybercriminals to steal personal and financial information. As we spend more and more time online, fraudsters are capitalizing on this increased digital activity to […]
Got Checks? Why Using Mobile Check Deposit Is the Way to Go
If you’re like most Americans, you already rely on your mobile phone for news, entertainment and communication. But is a safer and easier banking experience on that list? While many of us have gotten used […]
Celebrating Black History in the Credit Union World
Black History Month is a great opportunity to reflect on and celebrate the African American leaders who have influenced the world of credit unions. The credit union movement began in the mid 19th century in […]
Budgeting for Everyone
Have you ever run out of money before the end of the month or before your next paycheck or allowance? Have you gone shopping or out with friends with a pocket full of cash only […]
Challenge Yourself to Help Your Community
When we talk about poverty, we often talk about dollar amounts, the poverty line, spending thresholds, and even politics before we talk about families and our local community. As we near the end of January, […]