In addition to tuition and living expenses, there are many other costs associated with college. Whether your parents are footing the bill for these extras or you are, you’ll want to be prepared before heading off to college. [More]

When you need a new pair of shoes, do you buy the first pair you find? You probably have certain things you are looking for in your new shoes, and you don't stop shopping until you find just what you need. When it comes time to shop for a credit card you need to keep these three important things in mind: [More]

It's never too soon to start planning for your future. Even if your career goal changes regularly, always have one that you are working toward! [More]

When determining what college you will attend, a crucial component is visiting the campus. It’s important to know what to look for and what questions to ask. Here are a few things to keep in mind when visiting a potential college. [More]

Both credit unions and banks offer almost entirely the same products and services, but it's how they offer those services that make them different. [More]

A budget is a listing of your income and expenses with the goal of making your total income be equal to or greater than your total expenses. [More]

Although it's very exciting, shopping for a car can be a scary experience. Buying a used car is a great option but the buyer must beware. Follow these tips when shopping for your used car to be prepared and help avoid scams. [More]

The automated teller machine,” says a well-known financial editor, “finally proves that money doesn’t grow on trees; it just slides out of a machine.” To get the most out of using an ATM, the Credit Union National Association (CUNA) offers these safety tips: [More]

Have you ever needed to purchase gifts when you didn’t have any idea wat to buy? You could spend a long day at the mall buying gifts and then realize that you forgot a few people and have to make another trip out for more shopping. Doing a little planning before you hit the stores can save you time, frustration, and money. Hopefully these tips will help. [More]

Credit cards offer convenience. You do not need to carry cash to make purchases because you can charge your purchases and then pay for them when you receive your bill. To keep them from costing lots of money, credit cards require discipline on the part of the card holder. Card holders should always try to pay their balance in full by the due date each month in order to avoid interest payments. Interest payments can add up quickly! [More]