The National Retail Federation estimates that Americans will spend a record $9.1 billion on Halloween this year, an average of $86 per household. Depending on your level of frugality, those numbers may shock you like no movie monster ever could.
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International Coffee Day: How Reduce Your Coffee Spending
Today, September 29th, is International Coffee Day. Coffee plays a big part in our everyday life! We have coffee in the morning; coffee and a catch up with old friends; going for coffee with your new date – we drink coffee morning, day and night with friends, family, and business associates. You have only to...
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Three Simple Money Rules for Young People
If you’re young, time is on your side. Here are some money rules young people should follow.
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Talking to Kids about your Finances
If you’re one of many American families financially struggling due to the coronavirus, now is a good time to discuss things with your kids. Your children have likely already figured out that something isn’t right with how you’re faring financially. Here is how to have that conversation.
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10 Tactics Scammers use to Trick CU Members
Scammers are known for preying on victims’ vulnerabilities, such as financial hardship, fear and confusion. Given the particularly challenging circumstances surrounding COVID-19, people who believe they are savvy enough to avoid scams may fall victim, nonetheless. Here are 10 common practices scammers keep in their arsenals to attempt to fool your members and commit fraud.
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Three Ways to Stop Overspending
We've learned a lot during the COVID-19 pandemic, especially how to save, invest, and stop overspending.
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UKRFCU Financial Calculators
Crunch numbers to see how much money you’ll need for college, for a mortgage, for a dream vacation, and so on.
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Transitioning from a Minor to General Membership
When you turn 18, you can change your account from a Minor Membership to a General Membership.
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Maintain your Financial Health with these Smart Money Moves
Just as the uncertainty surrounding coronavirus has caused us to make adjustments to our normal day-to-day routine, it’s important to consider doing the same to protect your financial health and wellness. Now more than ever, maintaining and elevating your financial situation is essential to you and your family’s future.