At FIGFCU, we understand that financial challenges don’t just affect individuals—they impact families, friendships, and communities. Sometimes that means a loved one may need a place to stay while they regain their financial footing. Welcoming someone into your home, whether it’s a child who is a recent college graduate, someone who has been laid off from work, or an individual who has gotten into financial trouble due to high debt, is a generous act. Still, it also requires planning and boundaries to ensure the arrangement works well for everyone. Read more.
Before you do anything fun this summer, from heading to the beach or lake to a family road trip to an extended vacation in an exotic locale, we bet you do a bit of planning. Read more.
For over two centuries, the penny has clinked in pockets, fallen between couch cushions, and served as a symbol of humble beginnings and lucky finds. But in today’s digital, fast-paced economy, the utility of the one-cent coin is fading — and so is its place in our currency. The end of the penny is on its way, here are a few things to consider as we prepare for this small coin’s big exit. Read more.
When a major storm is headed your way, you prepare yourself. The same should be true for a recession. Many experts predict the U.S. economy is headed toward a recession. These tend to go hand in hand with major stock market declines and unemployment.
In honor of February, the shortest month of the year, here are 10 short money tips for helping you lead a better financial life. Be sure to click on the links to learn more. Read more.
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. With the end-of-year holiday shopping season barely behind us and the bills still coming in, now is not the time to take a chance on blowing your budget in the pursuit of romance. Here are some practical financial tips for those looking to keep their spending in check on this romance-filled day. Here are 12 ideas to make this Valentine’s Day more affordable and special. Read more.
A common tradition for many families coming together around the Thanksgiving table is to share what they are thankful for. Our answer is simple: You. We are thankful you have chosen to be a Member of our Credit Union family. We appreciate you trusting us to help you live your best financial life. Read more.
