We are committed to helping our members take hold of their financial wellbeing.
Putting the Loan Before the Car
Are you buying your vehicles backward? Most people seem to. What do we mean? This: most people, when shopping for a new vehicle, go to the dealer, pick out their car, and then figure out financing.
Like any other habit, saving money takes time and repetition to really stick. If you want to give your kids a head-start on healthy money management skills, help them understand how and why saving is crucial. Afterall, it’s an important building block of a secure financial foundation.
Paying off debt. Saving for retirement (or financial independence, if you prefer). They’re both important to your financial health, but is one more important than the other? Can you manage to do both at the same time and call it a wise decision?
“My preferred financial institution for decades now. I've never had to speak to the manager even once.”
Karen, member since 1986
"I first called Your Credit Union last summer with no credit score and little hope that they could help me in my situation. I now have my own home, two vehicles, and a good credit score. Everyone has been extremely helpful and friendly. I would definitely recommend them to anyone in need of financial assistance."
MARY SMITH
“My preferred financial institution for decades now. I've never had to speak to the manager even once.”
Karen, member since 1986
"I first called Your Credit Union last summer with no credit score and little hope that they could help me in my situation. I now have my own home, two vehicles, and a good credit score. Everyone has been extremely helpful and friendly. I would definitely recommend them to anyone in need of financial assistance."
MARY SMITH
“My preferred financial institution for decades now. I've never had to speak to the manager even once.”