Maybe it's feeling a bit cramped. Maybe the kitchen you've always dreamed of wouldn't work in your current home. Or maybe it's the long commute to your job day in and day out. All of these feelings point to one central idea—it may be time for you to move into your next home.
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April is Financial Literacy Month and Credit Union Youth Month, a time to spotlight something that doesn't get nearly enough attention in high school: real-world money skills. Whether you're a high school senior counting down to graduation, a college student juggling classes and a part-time job, or a parent watching your teen open their first account, this stage of life is full of financial firsts: first paycheck, first debit card, first credit card offer, first apartment lease, and first taste of independence.
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You’ve most likely heard of savings accounts, but are there other tools and strategies you can use to save? Certificates are a perfect option to consider for both short-and long-term goals. Your money will be stored away and there (plus interest) when it’s needed most.
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Spring is a season of fresh starts. We clean closets, clear countertops, and open windows to let in new energy. While you're decluttering your home, consider decluttering your finances too.
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Tax season has officially arrived! As you file each year, it’s crucial to stay up-to-date on the latest policies and tips to ensure you’re filing everything you need and maximizing your tax refund.
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Building confidence with your credit is about more than knowing your credit score. It is about understanding how credit works, making informed decisions, and using it as a tool to support your long-term financial goals.
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Home equity is one of the most valuable resources you have as a homeowner. If you’ve decided to take advantage of your equity and open a home equity line of credit (HELOC), there are a few steps you should follow in the application process. This includes submitting documents like proof of income, employment verification, property information, and more.
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Loans, whether it be a mortgage, auto loan, or personal loan, all follow a basic structure. But as a borrower, you may be wondering how exactly your monthly payments are calculated. If you look ahead to your payment schedules, you may ask why you're paying more than what you initially applied to borrow. The process that details this is known as amortization.
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The benefits of using home equity extend far beyond simple home improvements. You can use home equity to pay for school tuition, fund a family vacation, or start your own business.
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As mortgage rates rise and fall over time, you may be wondering how you can take advantage of the market as a homeowner. You probably hear the term "mortgage refinancing" brought up often, especially when rates are lower than they typically would be. But what exactly is mortgage refinancing, and how do I know if I'm a good candidate?
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