Category Archives: FFCCU News and Info

Relationship Goals: 5 Ways To Keep Your Marriage Out Of The Red

December 28, 2017 | By FFCCU

It’s no secret that weddings are expensive; you plan for months, and when you return home from your honeymoon, the excitement of living your lives together begins with paying off wedding debt. For 62 percent of Ohioans, this means discussing finances as a couple for the first time, according to the Ohio Credit Union League’s… (read more)

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Erika Lauren Shares Her FFCCU Story

July 26, 2017 | By FFCCU

Erika LaurenHey y’all! It’s your radio pal Erika Lauren! I wanted to share with you my experience at Firefighter’s Community Credit Union! They have truly helped me get back on track with my finances, and I am forever grateful that I decided to become a member! Here is my story…

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You’re Making a Difference in the Lives of Other Members!

July 10, 2017 | By Kathy Riggs

Maybe your intention was only to open up a savings account or to secure financing for a vehicle, but when you did that – you did A LOT More! You see, what happens at FFCCU stays at FFCCU (like Vegas, but the G rated version). Unlike the big banks, the deposits made here  – stay… (read more)

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Preventing Identity Theft

June 7, 2017 | By FFCCU

If you’ve been a victim of identity theft, you’re not alone. Thirty-three percent of Ohioans reported that they’d been victimized by fraud and/or identity theft in a year-end 2016 survey conducted by the Ohio Credit Union League. More could have suffered at the hands of fraudsters without knowing it yet. In 2015, Ohio had the… (read more)

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How Can Sticking to a Budget be Less Problematic?

February 10, 2017 | By FFCCU

While many Ohio consumers plan to start 2017 off with a household budget, sticking to that budget may pose a problem. Data from a consumer survey conducted by the Ohio Credit Union League reveals 75 percent of respondents plan to start the new year off with a household budget, but 45 percent of those respondents… (read more)

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