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5 Resources for Expanding Financial Knowledge & Capability

FFCCU joins forces with our partner, trusted national nonprofit GreenPath Financial Wellness, to spotlight free resources designed to help you deepen your financial capability. We often discuss expanding financial knowledge in connection to our Sparky Youth Savings and Ignite program for teens. However, as adults, we can benefit from a refresher or further learning to… (read more)

Taking Control of Credit Card Interest Rates

Let’s start with the bummer news: credit card interest rates have hit all-time highs. Add high balances to that, and it’s no surprise that a Financial Health Network study found 42% of households reporting their debt as “unmanageable.” Thankfully, there’s good news ahead.   WHAT THE FEDERAL FUNDS RATE MEANS FOR CREDIT CARD INTEREST RATES… (read more)

How to Get the Best Used Auto Rate

For most of us, having a car to get around is a necessity. Unless you live in a large city and have access to a robust public transportation system, car ownership is a critical component of functioning in the modern world. Automobiles, generally speaking, also represent the second largest purchase(s) we make in our lives,… (read more)

Come In, Save Money: Your First Dare2Compare

You may have heard us talk about it before, and you might have seen our television commercial for the Dare2Compare account review. Dare2Compare is a way that FFCCU could save you money. And it’s as easy as it sounds: a one-on-one meeting with a financial representative who will look through your individual situation and seek… (read more)

6 Financial Tips for Life After Graduating College

When you’re graduating college, there are a lot of financial decisions to make. Many you are quickly aware of, while some you may take some time to learn. Nichole Coyle, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, is here to give you a shortcut to information that can help you be a step ahead! 1. Student Loans Most people… (read more)

Financial Literacy for Teens

“Financial Literacy for Teens” … maybe sounds intimidating? We get it – you have a lot going on. Classes and homework. Extracurriculars to be on time for. You don’t want to abandon your friends, but your family needs you too. You might have to fill up a car with a tank of gas, cover bus… (read more)