While it’s best to have a rainy-day fund, for many this is just a dream. If you’re unsure how you’d survive a financial emergency, you’re not alone. A survey found that 47% of Americans would borrow for a $400 emergency. As a credit union member, you have borrowing options. Two popular choices for emergency funding […]

Let’s be honest—every relationship has its challenges, and money tends to be one of the biggest. In fact, it’s rare to find couples who see eye-to-eye on every financial decision. Usually, partners bring completely different “money personalities” to the table, shaped by their upbringing, past experiences, and personal values. For example, maybe you’re the type […]

Q: Should I move to a new house, or stay put and make improvements to my current home? A: Choosing to move to a new home or to make improvements to your current home is a big decision. Here, we’ve outlined the pros and cons of each choice so you can make the decision that is best for you. […]

Summer may be the most chill time of year for many, but it can also get super-expensive. The good news is, it doesn’t have to be this way. With a bit of planning and self-restraint, you can have the summer of a lifetime and your budget, too. Here are six ways to plan for a […]

Paying your mid-month bill might feel like a familiar ritual. It could also be a process you dread, or avoid entirely. Whether you’re reviewing account balances, scheduling upcoming payments, or just opening your banking app, any financial check-in can bring deeper emotions to the surface. That simple act is tied to many emotional feelings like […]

When talking about building wealth, many people’s minds jump straight to investing. And while investing is a powerful tool for financial wellness, true wealth-building is about mindset, habits and long-term thinking — not just market performance. Here’s what you need to know about building long-term wealth.   1. Wealth isn’t what you earn; it’s what […]