Going to a dealership and negotiating with a salesman may fill you with dread. But it doesn’t have to, according to Angie Anderson of Credit Union Lending Systems. Angie regularly gives Car Buying Seminars for the credit union to prepare potential buyers on the art of negotiation. Some of her highly sought recommendations
There are many ways to pay for college, and it can be confusing to decipher lingo of financial aid. College is a big investment, which is why it’s important to know your options, plan ahead, and choose wisely when paying for it. But in order to do your homework, you have
What’s in a number? Credit scores are basically your financial report card. Only now your financial habits are graded from 300-850. So, what makes up that score and how does it affect you? Barbara Davis, a Credit Analyst with West Community Credit Union, tackles these questions in a recent seminar,
Organize Your Financials Tax season is almost over, PHEW! Now is the time to really take a look at the space where all your files reside. Combat identity theft by shredding the documents you no longer need rather than just throwing them away. Our Shred Days are the perfect escape
Spring is so close, we can taste it! So we thought we’d use the last of these chilly temps to prepare for our futures. Let’s start this month off right with this checklist: Daylight Savings Chores There are a few things that only need to be done a couple times
An estate plan gives you the power to decide what happens to your children and possessions after you’re gone. According to an AARP survey, 2 out of 5 Americans over the age of 45 don’t have a will. It may be that you want to get going with the process,
