The public is invited and encouraged to come enjoy fun for all ages when the Tyler Area Credit Unions present CU in the Park, a totally free event featuring a petting zoo, pony rides, games, prizes, inflatables, and a food truck!
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What is ICU Day?
On October 18, Cooperative Teachers Credit Union will, along with more than 56,000 credit unions around the world, celebrate International Credit Union Day (ICU Day), and the philosophy and achievements of the credit union movement.
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Why Does My Mortgage Lender Need So Much Information?
The more proof the lender has for the buyer’s reliability and good financial standing, the more protection they have.
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6 Times A Bargain Is Not A Bargain
With the biggest spending season of the year looming ahead, it’s time to brush up on your shopping smarts. Don’t get caught springing for something you can’t afford! This year, give yourself the gift of an intact budget and a credit card balance that doesn’t haunt you for months or years to come.
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How To Fit In “Mommy Time” While Working Two Jobs
“Conversations with friends will always be colored with their fear of hurting you, and they might be sugar-coating the truth, even if that’s what you need to hear. Your parents are different. They’ll tell it to you like it is, because they truly care about your happiness and wellbeing.”
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Foods That Improve Your Focus
In a test conducted by Tufts University, children who had eaten sweetened oatmeal for breakfast performed 20% better at academic tasks, in comparison with children whose breakfast had been sweetened cereals!
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My First Year As A Homeowner!
“Have water dripping from the ceiling? Call the landlord. You AC isn’t working? Call the Landlord. But what happens when there is no landlord and you’re the go-to for any and everything that breaks? It. Gets. Real.”
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Why You Need To Call Your Parents More Often
“Conversations with friends will always be colored with their fear of hurting you, and they might be sugar-coating the truth, even if that’s what you need to hear. Your parents are different. They’ll tell it to you like it is, because they truly care about your happiness and wellbeing.”
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