Financial Advice

It’s frustrating enough when it happens. Your wallet is stolen. Not only have you lost cash, you probably have a driver’s license and credit cards to cancel and replace. Worst of all, you have the headache of identity theft to deal with. The best insurance is to be prepared.

There’s little in life that’s more frustrating than a computer that won’t do its job. But sometimes, like your own private miracle, a message appears on your screen. It says: “Technical difficulties? Click here for assistance.”

ACH payments and direct deposits both involve the electronic transfer of funds, but there are differences between the two methods. Let’s take a look at ACH payments, direct deposits and their unique characteristics.

Purchasing a used car can be a daunting task, but we can help! Here’s what you need to know before buying a used car.

In today’s world, where many people spend hours of each day browsing the internet, staying safe online is paramount. The web is rife with scammers employing sophisticated tactics to get at your money and information. Fortunately, with protective measures, you can easily avoid unsafe websites.

It’s your bank or credit union on the line asking for your account information – or is it? It may actually be a spoofing scam! Let’s take a look at spoofing, how it works and red flags that can alert you to a possible spoofing scam.

Investments are rarely without risk – and it’s not just the basic risk. Investing also brings the risk of falling prey to a scam.

Overpayment scams are fairly common, and for the unaware, they can be difficult to spot. Let’s take a look at these scams and what you need to know to avoid falling victim to these ruses.

Share Savings Certificates are an excellent savings option. They’re NCUA-insured, they’ve got a better dividend rate than a savings account, and they’re generally safer than the stock market.

It’s tax refund season! How are you going to be spending the pile of cash that Uncle Sam’s giving back?