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Certified Financial Planner, Nichole Coyle, Helps You with Your Financial Planning
When it comes to financial planning, you may stumble around in the dark. Don’t do that because you can really hurt yourself! Instead, take advantage of FFCCU member benefits such as financial planning services offered through Cetera Advisor Networks. In fact, we’d like to introduce you to Nichole Coyle, a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, who works… (read more)
Posted In: FFCCU News and Info, Member Perks, Tips For Managing Finances
Money Management: Your Guide to Getting a Fresh Start in the New Year
Ah, the new year: time to toss that stale fruitcake and begin anew on that resolution to lose 20 pounds. It’s also the perfect time to review your personal finances and money management goals. We’re here to help you reach those goals, whether they are to spend less, create an emergency savings fund, or something else…. (read more)
Posted In: Dare2Compare, Saving, Tips For Managing Finances
College Savings: Money Tips for College Students and their Parents
High School Seniors: Whether you are waiting to hear back from early decision entries or are still sending out applications, in less than a year, you’ll be arriving on campus for the first time. There’s a lot to plan for: class selection, dorm life needs, social clubs – and, of course, all of the particulars… (read more)
Posted In: Guest Blog, Ignite
Club Ignite Card
The Ignite VISA® Debit Card Today, having a debit card is not only more convenient, but it can be more secure than carrying cash. With the card, you can make deposits at an ATM and shop in-stores or online. It’s also a great way to track your spending and learn to responsibly manage your money…. (read more)
Six Ways to Get Your Personal Finances in Tip-Top Shape for the New Year
It’s finally a new year! 2020 was undoubtedly a different/challenging year for many, with the coronavirus pandemic impacting many people in different ways. The new year is an excellent opportunity to get your personal finances into shape and take a look at your money management goals. We’re here to help you reach those goals, whether… (read more)
Posted In: Dare2Compare, Tips For Managing Finances
Announcing our 2023 Scholarship Winners!
We are excited to announce our 2023 Ignite My Future Scholarship winners! As an organization, FFCCU is committed to people helping people. In that spirit, the Ignite My Future Scholarship recognizes deserving Club Ignite members who have demonstrated a commitment to their communities through volunteer activity. Scholarship winners receive $500 towards tuition for the fall… (read more)
Posted In: FFCCU News and Info, Ignite
Six Questions Your Auto Dealer Hopes You Can’t Answer
Navigating auto loan financing can be quite a headache. But, unless you want to walk everywhere, it’s something that has to be dealt with. One of the biggest hurdles is figuring out the right approach and understanding who will be profiting from the transaction. To help you feel more prepared about the challenging parts of… (read more)
Posted In: FFCCU Services, Lending
Navigating the Mortgage Maze: A Guide for Self-Employed and Non-Traditional Income Borrowers
You did it! You went out on your own with a great idea and built your business – and now you’re making a living doing what you love most: working for yourself. From one-person-shop plumbing businesses to freelance writers to personal trainers to small business owners of all shapes and sizes, the U.S. Bureau of… (read more)
Is It Always Best to Pay Off Credit Cards Before Saving for Retirement?
Which is Better: Paying Off Credit Cards or Saving for Retirement? Benefits of Paying Off Credit Cards First Credit cards usually mean high-interest debt, and the longer you take to clear it, the more you’ll pay in interest. Here are some key reasons why you should pay off credit cards first: High-interest credit card debt… (read more)
Posted In: Saving
Three tips to assist you in reaching your financial goals
A few months into the new year is a great time to check how those New Year’s Resolutions are doing. Hopefully you are on your way to reaching your financial goals. You may be like many where you are either on a roll, or you have lost some motivation. That’s okay because it’s still early in… (read more)
Posted In: Tips For Managing Finances
