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Financial EducationIf you’re in the market for your first credit card, it can be difficult and overwhelming to navigate the plethora of cards, terms, promotional offers, and rewards programs. Where to...
In the United States, higher education is often a helpful step to succeeding in the workforce. It’s also become a more expensive step. Tuition for in-state public universities has risen 211% since 20021 as many employers now demand a university-level...
Q&A with Mark Papoccia, Chief, Business & Consumer Banking There are some important shifts that business owners should prioritize to help them adapt to the new economic environment. Mark Papoccia,...
With so many options, sizes, and prices, making a vehicle purchase decision can seem overwhelming. We’ve put together a list of the most important things to consider when purchasing a...
If you are contemplating purchasing an electric vehicle, you aren’t alone. Electric vehicles (EVs) are quick, unique to drive, and have no emissions (from the tailpipe). Consumer interest in electric...
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Life rarely follows a straight path, especially when it comes to finances. Why choose a credit union for life’s changes? Because every milestone, from buying a home to starting a...
Back to school season is here! Whether it’s buying a backpack for elementary school, sending a teenager off to college, or starting a first full-time job after graduation, back to...
Community Banking Month is the perfect time to explore why choosing a local financial institution, like a credit union, feels less like a transaction and more like people helping people....
Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) of 2025, interest paid on loans for American-made vehicles may be eligible for a federal tax deduction. Members can view 2025 interest...
What does banking local mean? When your bank knows your name, it means they know your story—not just your balance. It means they understand what you’re working toward, and they...
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If your monthly bills feel like a game of financial whack-a-mole, you’re not alone. One credit card payment is due on the 5th, another on the 12th, a personal loan...
TIME FOR YOUR CHECKUP! A Mid‑Year Financial Checkup helps families catch small issues before they turn into bigger “symptoms,” reduce stress, and feel more confident heading into the second half...
We know there’s a lot of financial advice out there—some of it helpful, some of it… not so much. So, where do you turn for trusted guidance? In our Financial...
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Wondering ways to teach your kids about money? Talking to your children about money does not have to begin with a formal lesson or complicated financial terms. Some of the...
September is National Life Insurance Awareness Month, making it a great time to tackle an important financial planning question: How much term life insurance do you need? Whether you’re buying...
Tucson Welcome Home Program: How One Program Is Opening Doors for More Arizona Families June is National Home Ownership month and in Southern Arizona this month always feels like a...
Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) of 2025, interest paid on loans for American-made vehicles may be eligible for a federal tax deduction. Members can view 2025 interest...
Most people put off estate planning because it feels far away, confusing, or uncomfortable. But ask yourself, “What if I die without a Will? If the unexpected happens and you...


