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Loans are a part of life! FIGFCU can help you save money on loans with these tips.

Financial Wellness
How To Lower The Cost Of A Loan

There are many reasons you may need to borrow money. From tackling big home improvement projects to buying a vehicle to fixing a temporary cash-flow challenge. Reducing the cost of borrowing money is crucial to helping your manage your personal finances. By implementing these ideas, you can lower the cost of a loan by lowering the amount you pay in interest and associated fees.

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Financial Wellness
It Doesn’t Pay To Get A Payday Loan

There are any number of reasons you may need a short-term loan. When considering your options, there’s one loan you should approach with caution: a payday loan. A payday loan is typically a short-term, high-cost loan, generally of $500 or less, which you typically must pay back on your next payday. One reason people choose a payday loan is that, in many cases, no credit check is required.

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Farmers Agents
6 Reasons Now Is The Time To Buy Office Space

This year has been challenging for every sized business. But, despite the economic uncertainty, and rising interest rates, there are some silver linings. One is an abundance of office space and motivated sellers looking to cut their losses, meaning more bargaining power for you if you’re looking to purchase an office.

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Homeownership
When To Call In A Professional?

Contemplating a home improvement project? You are not alone. Millions of other homeowners do this every year, taking a critical look at their surroundings and thinking about what they could do to make their properties better. There are many important benefits to a home improvement project, from enhancing the look and mood of a space with a lighting upgrade to improving living space by turning that dark, dank basement into a rec room.

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Homeownership
Buying In A Transitional Housing Market

The combination of rising interest rates, persistent inflation, and continued home-price increases means the start of a transitional period and lower competition in the housing market, predict economists including Lawrence Yun, chief economist at the National Association of Realtors. Don’t expect it to become an outright buyer’s market anytime soon, however. 

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