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The Freedom 30: How to Review Your Insurance and Benefits in 30 Minutes a Week

Somewhere in your home there’s a folder, a drawer, or an email thread labeled “insurance.” You set it up the day you bought the car, signed the lease, or started the new job. Since then, renewal notices have arrived, and payments have gone out, but nobody has read the policy. Life, meanwhile, kept moving: a new address, a bigger family, a different paycheck, maybe your own business. Read more.

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Message From Our CEO Message from our CEO, Mirella Reznic
A Message From our CEO

This past quarter marked an exciting new chapter for FIG Credit Union.

We introduced a fresh new look and feel, including our new logo and our transition to doing business as FIG Credit Union. While our brand has evolved, our purpose remains the same: to make banking easier, more personal, and more valuable for our Members. Read more.

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The Freedom 30: How to Cut Monthly Expenses: 4 Simple Ways to Save on Subscriptions, Utilities, Groceries, and Transportation

Saving for the future matters, but so does what’s happening in your bank account right now. That’s why this month, we’re keeping things close to home: four simple, doable ways to free up money in your everyday budget. Nothing drastic, nothing overwhelming — just 30 minutes a week, one small shift at a time. Read more.

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That “Urgent” Mortgage Postcard in Your Mailbox? Here’s What’s Really Going On.

You just bought a house. Or refinanced. Or took out a home equity line. And a week later, a postcard shows up in your mailbox that looks official. It may even appear to reference your lender or loan servicer. It says something like “ACTION REQUIRED” or “Your loan servicing has changed.” It has your loan amount. Sometimes your closing date. It feels real, because it includes information that may be available from public records or other sources. Read more.

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The Pros And Cons Of Taking Money Out Of Your 401(k)

A 401(k) plan is a powerful tool for retirement savings, offering tax advantages and employer contributions. However, life’s financial demands may tempt you to consider withdrawing money from your 401(k) accounts. Hardship distributions may be available for certain immediate and significant financial needs, subject to your employer’s retirement plan provisions and applicable IRS rules. Please note that, according to the IRS, you are limited to a hardship distribution in the amount necessary to satisfy that financial need. Read more.

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