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Love Hurts: Tips for Dealing with Romance Scams
If you’re a frequent reader of the FFCCU blog, you know by now that financial scammers are clever, adaptable, and completely without shame. The latest scheme is always around the corner, and old stand-bys get a fresh coat of nefarious paint as technology advances or changes come to the way we live our lives and… (read more)
Posted In: FFCCU News and Info, Tips For Managing Finances
Finding Your Home: What’s Important to You?
A Place to Call Home Shopping for a home is not just about the house itself. It’s also about the lifestyle of the community that surrounds it. When purchasing a home, it’s important to consider these features when shopping: School Districts & Education Whether you’re looking at education for your children or yourself, you will… (read more)
Posted In: Lending
VISA Credit Cards
VISA Credit Cards Who Knew Plastic Was So Powerful? Everywhere you look there’s a credit card offer. So how do you know which one is the right one for you? And how do you find the perks that best meet YOUR needs. FFCCU offers several great card options, and we’ve made it easy to compare… (read more)
Another FREE Benefit for Members!
Membership at FFCCU has tons of perks and benefits, including this one! For years, we’ve offered the services of Accel, a financial assistance partner., to our membership. Today, we’re happy to announce that Accel is now part of GreenPath Financial Wellness. Now we’re able to offer members even more support to ensure they accomplish their financial… (read more)
Posted In: Member Perks, Tips For Managing Finances
2021 Taxes: 8 Things You Need to Know About
Last year’s tax season was complicated, thanks to the pandemic. Now, 2021 tax filings may be shaping up to be the same. Covid-19 continues to create challenges, and stimulus money, unemployment benefits, and the child tax credit can make it more complicated. With all the shifts, it’s essential to keep on top of changes and… (read more)
Posted In: FFCCU News and Info, Tips For Managing Finances
Hey Parents, Stop Rewarding Your Children for Good Grades with just Money: Add These Four Things to the Mix
Your child spends an average of 180 days in school during the academic year. It’s super easy to reward your child(ren) for getting good grades and their academic success. Rewarding your children for their academic success can boost their self-confidence and morale. The most common way parents reward their children is with money. Reward Your… (read more)
Posted In: FFCCU Services, Ignite, Tips For Managing Finances
ICU day 2024/Member Appreciation
HELP SUPPORT OUR COMMUNITIES! To celebrate International Credit Union Day, we’re giving back to our local communities through a special event: bring in a donation of canned/non-perishable food to benefit Feeding America/Second Harvest, and receive a free gift as a token of our appreciation. Your contribution helps fight hunger and make a difference in our… (read more)
Five Steps to Prepare for a Big Purchase
By GreenPath Financial Wellness A financial journey typically includes several twists and turns – such as understanding how to manage spending, build savings and control debt. There might be “speed bumps” in the form of unexpected changes in income. Along the way, you might also navigate milestone purchases such as financing a home or car. When considering a significant purchase, the destination is within reach when you steer through the following five financial steps. Look at your financial picture Start by considering what you can afford given your current income,… (read more)
Posted In: Member Perks, Tips For Managing Finances
Want To Tap Into The Equity of Your Home? Here are a Few Differences Between a Loan and a Line of Credit.
When it comes time to tap into your home equity, it may be tough to decide which home equity product is right for you. Are you looking at tackling a big home renovation project you’ve been putting off? Is your son or daughter going to college, and you want to offset the cost of their… (read more)
The Procrastinator’s Guide to Holiday Savings
Every year you promise to be better about holiday savings as November and December kick off a season. That means celebrating, family, feasting, and contrary to your plans…a lot of spending. The holidays are a chance to make memories, but this can also be a time of financial stress—especially if you wait until the last… (read more)
Posted In: Guest Blog, Saving
