Money Matters
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By Voung H.Voung oversees BSA/AML, fraud prevention, and sanctions compliance and is responsible for building data-driven controls and partners across…Continue Reading
When a major storm is headed your way, you prepare in advance. The same principle applies to preparing for a recession. Many experts predict that economic downturns—often marked by stock market declines and rising unemployment—are a normal part of the financial cycle. Read more.
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Financial literacy helps you make smarter money decisions, covering essential skills like budgeting, credit, saving, and investing. Even small habits can lead to long-term financial stability, and understanding money reduces stress and uncertainty. With April recognized as Financial Literacy Month, it’s the perfect time to grow your financial knowledge and confidence. Read more.
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If you’ve ever felt confused about credit reports and credit scores, you’re not alone. Many people feel like they’re playing a game without knowing the rules. The good news? Improving your credit is straightforward once you understand the basics. Read more.
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Driving can be expensive, especially with the recent spike in fuel prices. As of March 31, 2026, the average U.S. price for a gallon of gas topped $4 per gallon, the first time since 2022, according to AAA. Read more.
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No one likes using the “R” word, but recession concerns are growing louder. Economic uncertainty can create immediate pressure on insurance agencies from shrinking revenue to rising costs. Read more.
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At Farmers Insurance Federal Credit Union (FIGFCU), our focus has always been simple: delivering meaningful value to our Members while continuously improving how we serve you. Over the past several months, our team has been working hard, strengthening both the products we offer and the experience you have every time you interact with us. Read more.
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Tax season is prime time for scammers. Every year, criminals try to trick taxpayers into revealing personal information or sending money through IRS impersonation calls, phishing emails, fake text messages, and fraudulent tax preparers. Read more.
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You tear open the letter marked “Internal Revenue Service,” hoping it contains an unexpected tax refund. But instead, you discover you owe more than expected due to a tax return error. Your heart sinks as you wonder how you’ll pay the bill. Read more.
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Let’s be honest: paying off debt isn’t always exciting. It requires discipline, focus, and sometimes short-term sacrifice. But here’s the good news, reducing debt is one of the fastest ways to feel immediate financial relief. Read more.
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