The current economic state is uncertain and precarious. COVID-19 will undoubtedly have an impact on consumers’ lives and finances — to what extent is still unknown. Now is a critical time for people to take the appropriate actions to protect and monitor their credit health
Many of your members (and even staff) are facing uncharted waters when it comes to providing education at home for their kids during the COVID-19 pandemic.
If you’ve been closely monitoring your retirement account lately, you probably aren’t liking what you’re seeing. If you’re still able to work, here are a few reasons you should keep your contributions going strong.
If you’re looking for some other advantages of having to stay at home, here are a few things to think about.
Whether your wallet is struggling right now or not, here are three tips for improving our finances while we’re stuck at home:
Keep your kids entertained but also teach them a few things with these options from Netflix.
Here are nine things to do over the next few days to prepare yourself and your wallet for any disruption to your paycheck, financial situation, or daily routine.
Be aware of these phishing scams scams.
Three more ways you can spend a refund that will make a bigger difference in your financial life right now.
Effective October 1, 2025, Ukrainian Selfreliance Federal Credit Union and Self Reliance New York Federal Credit Union have officially merged under a new name: Self Reliance Financial Federal Credit Union (SRFFCU). As part of this transition, we are actively working to integrate products, services, systems, policies, and procedures across all physical and digital channels. Please read the Member Disclosure Notice regarding system integration currently in progress. You can also click here to learn more about the merger and how it may affect your account.
