PORTSMOUTH, NH (March 31, 2026) – In recognition of Financial Literacy Month this April, Service Credit Union is empowering members and communities with tools, resources, and guidance to build stronger financial futures.
Throughout the month, Service Credit Union will deliver a series of financial literacy-focused blogs and social media content, designed to help individuals and families better understand everyday money management topics. Content will cover a wide range of practical subjects, including budgeting, saving strategies, credit management, and planning for both short- and long-term financial goals.
In addition to its digital efforts, the credit union will feature financial literacy messaging across its branch network, reinforcing key financial wellness concepts where members bank every day. These in-branch touchpoints are designed to spark conversations, provide guidance, and connect members with the resources they need to make informed financial decisions.
“Financial Literacy Month is an opportunity to meet members where they are and provide meaningful, easy-to-understand guidance,” said Sean Hladick, Community Relations manager. “Whether it’s through a quick tip on social media, an in-depth blog, or a message seen in a branch, we’re committed to helping our members feel more confident in their financial lives.”
To explore more financial education resources, visit servicecu.org/learn.
About Service Credit Union
Service Credit Union is dedicated to providing a banking experience that improves members’ lives and the communities in which they live. Established in 1957 to provide affordable credit to the Pease Air Force Base community, and now among the largest credit unions in New England with over $6 billion in assets and 50 branch locations in the New England region and Germany, we continue to provide a better future to our members all over the world. To learn more about Service Credit Union, please visit www.servicecu.org.
