As we all know, “‘Tis better to give than to receive.” Still, receiving gifts can be pretty darn cool. Around this time of year, parents and grandparents may be asking you what you want for the holidays.
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Don’t Dip Into Your Christmas Fund This Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is a time for thanks and giving, but are you “giving” too much money to the grocery store each year?
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Project 333: Are You Up For The Challenge?
“33 for 3 – That’s 33 items of clothing you will wear for 3 months. Nothing more! These items include clothing, jewelry, accessories, outerwear and shoes.”
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Black Friday Alternatives
You can even do all your shopping online, and save yourself the hassle – not to mention the gasoline. You’ll probably end up saving money too, since shopping online let’s you select exactly what you know you’re looking for, and your eyes aren’t drawn to every other item on display.
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Fake Check Scams On The Rise
The largest pool of victims of fake check scams are in their 20s – a segment of the population that is far more familiar with PayPal than with paper checks. This makes them easy victims for the scam.
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We Want To “CU in the Park!”
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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