Youth Budget Building Activity

by virivaccu @ Viriva Community Credit Union

Sun Apr 30 17:00:29 PDT 2017

Educate your child about the importance of budgeting with this simple, yet challenging, budget building activity! Though it’s hard to believe it when you’re knee-deep in their laundry and begging them to do their homework, your little ones won’t be young forever. Some day, they will be all grown up and have homes of their […]

Strong Password Tips

by virivaccu @ Viriva Community Credit Union

Fri Aug 15 08:36:35 PDT 2014

Having a strong password can make it difficult for criminals to hack into your online accounts. So many web sites require a password nowadays. The problem, though, is that most of us are not very clever when creating our passwords. The top passwords are: password, 123456, 12345678, welcome, jesus, ninja, and mustang. If one of these […]

Money Saving Tips for Your Wedding Day

by Jeff @ Tinker Federal Credit Union

Tue Mar 06 07:00:06 PST 2018

As wedding costs continue to rise, couples are getting smarter about spending. With some creativity and planning, it is possible to have a beautiful event that doesn’t bust your budget. Here are some money-saving tips from financial and wedding experts.

Ways to Handle Stock Market Swings

by Nicole Emmons @ Tinker Federal Credit Union

Mon Mar 05 15:23:23 PST 2018

It’s useful to have strategies in place that prepare you both financially and psychologically to handle market volatility. Here are a few ways to help keep yourself from making hasty decisions that could have a long-term impact on your ability to achieve your financial goals.

Charge Your Phone In Public?

by virivaccu @ Viriva Community Credit Union

Fri May 12 13:12:02 PDT 2017

Charging Your Phone In Public? Watch That Port! Smartphones have become ubiquitous, and having a charged cellphone provides a sense of security. That’s why, when the battery meter starts to dip, a cold sense of panic rises in your stomach. Many public places have begun to adapt to this change by providing USB ports in […]

Buying a Home? Consider a VA Loan.

by Nicole Emmons @ Tinker Federal Credit Union

Mon Mar 19 09:37:08 PDT 2018

There are many important aspects to consider, one of which is financing. Before applying for a new mortgage to finance a home purchase, veterans should consider some of the advantages of VA home loans.

Your Guide to Setting SMART Goals For Your Finances and More

by Glen Craig @ Free From Broke

Mon Jan 04 02:56:21 PST 2016

It’s that time of the year where people start fresh and make new goals, many of those are financial. But are they smart goals? Did you know that according to a 2007 survey by British psychologist Richard Wiseman, 88% of resolutions end in failure? We tend to try to do too much with little willpower to achieve […]

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What Do You Think of New Year’s Resolutions?

by Glen Craig @ Free From Broke

Sat Dec 31 02:36:04 PST 2016

This is the time of year where you come up with a list of resolutions for the New Year. Some want to exercise more.  Others simply want to lose weight.  Some want to save more money, while others want to get out of debt. What do you think of New Year’s resolutions? I’m not sure […]

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EMV Chip Debit Card Upgrade

by virivaccu @ Viriva Community Credit Union

Tue May 30 17:00:23 PDT 2017

Members will soon be able to enjoy the benefits of EMV chip technology when using their Debit Card! Here’s what you need to know: Use your card at any merchant that accepts Mastercard® Debit Cards. Your card can be used at chip & non-chip terminals. There are no added costs or fees. The new chip […]

IPS Featured in The Waukesha Freeman – Payroll systems and technology

by ipspayroll @ IPS Payroll

Mon Jan 22 13:47:21 PST 2018

Payroll’s progress: Technology having massive impact on industry The technological revolution has resulted in a makeover for the payroll industry. “The days of employees wanting to get their check stub on a Friday and take it to the bank have...

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How to Turn a Tax Refund Into a Fatter Paycheck

by Tina Orem @ NerdWallet

Fri Mar 23 12:34:45 PDT 2018

Getting a tax refund may seem great, but tax pros say it’s also a sign two things could be happening: You may not be doing enough tax planning, and you…

Protect What Matters

by virivaccu @ Viriva Community Credit Union

Tue Mar 27 06:24:19 PDT 2018

INSURANCE THE CREDIT UNION WAY… Insurance protection is part of a solid financial plan. From getting a competitive rate for your car and home to making sure your coverage is adequate; dependable insurance coverage ensures financial relief when you need it. And along the way, you’ll take comfort in knowing you’re protected. truSTAGE insurance products […]

“CAN YOU HEAR ME” SCAMS

by virivaccu @ Viriva Community Credit Union

Thu Mar 30 14:20:53 PDT 2017

“CAN YOU HEAR ME” SCAMS The FEDERAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION (FCC) recently published a consumer alert warning consumers about a scam where callers seek to get their victims to say the word “yes” during the call. The response is recorded and later used to authorize fraudulent charges. All Viriva members should be aware that we would […]

Paying Taxes with a Credit Card: Pros and Cons

by Glen Craig @ Free From Broke

Fri Feb 24 02:52:02 PST 2017

Are you thinking of paying taxes with a credit card? The thought of clearing a debt with the IRS in one fell swoop is certainly appealing, and if your credit rating is not in good standing in order to obtain a bank loan, that credit card can sure look good. But is using a credit […]

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The Ultimate Guide to Saving on Summer Music Festival Tickets, Food and Travel

by Brittney Laryea @ MagnifyMoney

Fri Mar 23 12:46:42 PDT 2018

Spring marks a time for many music and arts fans to prepare for the summer festival season. As they should. Music festivals like Coachella, Bonnaroo, Burning Man and Electric Zoo are famously possible among young people all over the world, but they are also infamous for being ridiculously expensive. Without proper planning, you could easily … Continue reading The Ultimate Guide to Saving on Summer Music Festival Tickets, Food and Travel

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Don’t Blow It. Decide How You Will Use Your Tax Refund This Year

by Nicole Emmons @ Tinker Federal Credit Union

Fri Mar 09 12:31:58 PST 2018

If you anticipate a refund this year, make sure you are using the funds to your advantage and decide now what to do with the money.

How to Shop for Used Clothes — and Why You Should

by Laura McMullen @ NerdWallet

Thu Mar 22 20:00:39 PDT 2018

Buying used clothes at thrift stores may seem like a smart way to slash your spending — and it is. You ought to get gold stars and stickers for spending…

How to Catch Up on Retirement Savings in Your 50s

by Lindsey Conway @ MagnifyMoney

Sun Mar 25 14:01:08 PDT 2018

Data is increasingly showing that many Americans, even those in their 50s, have saved little for their retirement. According to research by the nonprofit Economic Policy Institute, among households headed by adults ages 50 to 55, the median retirement savings is only $8,000. Lack of retirement funds is all the more concerning as today’s adults … Continue reading How to Catch Up on Retirement Savings in Your 50s

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The Best Business Savings Account Rates in 2018

by Gabby Hyman @ MagnifyMoney

Fri Mar 23 05:00:40 PDT 2018

In this review we’ll cover: The best business savings accounts — March 2018 Community Bank of Pleasant Hill, 1.32% APY, No minimum balance Community Bank of Raymore, 1.32% APY, $25 minimum deposit to open First Internet Bank, 1.26% APY up to $250,000, ATM services BofI Federal Bank: 1.06% APY, $25,000 minimum balance, ATM access Live … Continue reading The Best Business Savings Account Rates in 2018

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How the Opioid Crisis Is Hurting the U.S. Economy

by Bob Sullivan @ MagnifyMoney

Tue Mar 27 04:46:21 PDT 2018

On March 6, the CDC released data showing incredible spikes in opioid-related emergency room visits since July 2016: in Wisconsin, they were up 109 percent; in Illinois, up 66 percent; Delaware, 105 percent, Pennsylvania, 81 percent. These are just some of the devastating numbers behind the growing health crisis. The CDC says 64,000 people died … Continue reading How the Opioid Crisis Is Hurting the U.S. Economy

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The Single Parent’s Guide to Life Insurance

by Barbara Marquand @ NerdWallet

Thu Mar 22 17:39:02 PDT 2018

Even though it might be hard sometimes to picture your young children as independent adults, you hope to live long enough to see that day. Life insurance provides a financial…

What are the federal tax updates for 2018?

by ipspayroll @ IPS Payroll

Thu Feb 01 13:39:34 PST 2018

Because of the federal tax overhaul, many companies are in the process of updating their payroll systems for 2018. The IRS recently released its new withholding tables for the new year, and that means changes in how employee paychecks are...

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How Grads Can Get Another Shot at Student Loan Forgiveness

by Anna Helhoski @ NerdWallet

Tue Mar 27 09:20:39 PDT 2018

The Trump administration is giving student loan borrowers who missed out on public service loan forgiveness a second chance, and they should move now to prepare. The recently passed $1.3 trillion federal…

IPS tackles payroll diversity and more on The Biz Connection radio show

by Mike Shefky @ IPS Payroll

Tue Feb 13 12:44:08 PST 2018

Recently, IPS President John Feaman and Vice President Pete Feaman were featured on the The Biz Connection radio program. For more than 25 minutes, the two company co-founders addressed the evolving diversity and complexities of today’s payroll industry. To hear...

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Synchrony Bank Review: CD, Savings Account, Money Market, and IRA Rates

by Lindsay VanSomeren @ MagnifyMoney

Tue Mar 27 05:00:46 PDT 2018

Synchrony Bank is a relative newcomer to the banking scene, having opened up right around the same time as the World Wide Web was being developed in the late 1980s. Today, it’s one of the largest online-only banks around, offering a range of products including high-interest savings accounts, CDs, money market accounts, and IRAs. Big … Continue reading Synchrony Bank Review: CD, Savings Account, Money Market, and IRA Rates

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Don’t Tax My Credit Union

by admin @ Viriva Community Credit Union

Wed Nov 13 11:08:22 PST 2013

As Congress considers comprehensive tax reform, big banks and others in Washington think it’s a good idea to tax credit unions. There is a reason credit unions are exempt from income taxes. All credit unions like Viriva CCU are not-for-profit and owned by their members. As not-for-profits, credit unions return what they earn to their […]

Did a Tax Pro Botch Your Return? Here’s What to Do

by Tina Orem @ NerdWallet

Fri Mar 23 06:53:52 PDT 2018

To err is human, but to err on your tax return is a total dumpster fire. If you did your own taxes, of course, you may have only yourself to…

What is a Refund Anticipation Loan (RAL) and is it Worth It?

by Glen Craig @ Free From Broke

Mon Feb 27 03:02:41 PST 2017

It’s tax season again, and if you’re expecting a tax refund you’ll probably want to get your hands on it as soon as possible. In the past, taxpayers had to wait weeks upon weeks to receive a paper refund check from the IRS, but people sought a faster alternative. The answer for millions has been […]

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Chip EMV Technology

by virivaccu @ Viriva Community Credit Union

Sun Apr 30 17:00:17 PDT 2017

The Scoop On Chip EMV Technology Are you a swiper or a dipper? Chances are, you have at least one EMV chip-enabled card in your wallet. EMV, which stands for Europay, Mastercard and Visa, was introduced in the U.S. about 18 months ago. The cards are also called smart cards, chip cards and smart-chip cards. […]

Study: Intro Bonus Offers for Travel Rewards Cards Nearly Triple in 10 Years

by Benét J. Wilson @ MagnifyMoney

Sun Mar 25 21:25:30 PDT 2018

Travel rewards aren’t just for frequent fliers anymore, as credit card issuers ramp up intro bonus rewards on travel credit cards. New research by MagnifyMoney found that the average introductory bonus on a travel rewards credit card in 2018 is now 40,556 points, more than double the average bonus in 2008 (16,050 points) and up … Continue reading Study: Intro Bonus Offers for Travel Rewards Cards Nearly Triple in 10 Years

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Anytime Adviser Financial Advice

by admin @ Viriva Community Credit Union

Wed Nov 13 11:05:28 PST 2013

Anytime is the right time for good financial advice Making the right financial decisions is no easy task in today’s crazy-busy world. There are hundreds of variables, and no one has the time to understand them all. Good financial advice can happen any time with Anytime Adviser®! With Anytime Adviser®, you don’t need time – you […]

New Branch in Pasadena is NOW OPEN!

by Brian Ellis @ Texas Bay Credit Union

Wed Sep 30 15:15:13 PDT 2015

Sept. 30, 2015 – We are excited to bring you a new branch in Pasadena. The original branch was replaced by a beautiful, full-service facility on the same property in Pasadena on Monday, August 10, 2015. The new branch includes an open-concept floor plan with natural light, a community room, and designed to be energy-efficient. […]

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Transitioning from Military to Civilian Life

by Nicole Emmons @ Tinker Federal Credit Union

Mon Mar 19 10:20:42 PDT 2018

Transitioning from military to civilian life can be challenging, and finances are typically one of the bigger hurdles faced by veterans. If you are making this type of move, here are some things to consider regarding finances.

Financial Mistakes of our 20s & 30s

by virivaccu @ Viriva Community Credit Union

Sun Jan 21 16:00:00 PST 2018

Combating The Financial Mistakes Of Our 20s & 30s People starting out in their careers often focus on the here and now while ignoring the future when it comes to finances. As you climb the ladder of success, you tend to think that the raises and promotions will endlessly continue. It can seem like you […]

4 Reasons College Students Should Be Relieved By The New Spending Bill

by Shen Lu @ MagnifyMoney

Fri Mar 23 14:33:40 PDT 2018

Congress passed a $1.3 trillion spending bill in the wee hours Friday to avoid another government shutdown and fund the federal government through the end of September. President Donald Trump signed the bill Friday afternoon after threatening to veto it. It’s no wonder the President isn’t a fan of the budget — it completely goes against … Continue reading 4 Reasons College Students Should Be Relieved By The New Spending Bill

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The Best CD Rates – March 2018

by Nick Clements @ MagnifyMoney

Tue Mar 27 05:00:21 PDT 2018

Updated March 27, 2018 If you are looking for a better yield on your savings, a high rate CD (certificate of deposit) offered by an online bank could be a good option. Internet-only banks offer much better interest rates than traditional banks. For example, a 12-month CD at Bank of America would require a $10,000 … Continue reading The Best CD Rates – March 2018

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IPS Visits Technology Partner in Salt Lake City

by Mike Shefky @ IPS Payroll

Tue Aug 22 14:55:32 PDT 2017

IPS Vice President Leslie Kiefer recently returned from a four-day workshop in Salt Lake City, UT where she met with officials from iSolved, the company’s premier technology partner. iSolved provides IPS with industry-leading software to help drive efficiency in a...

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Maintain Your Peace of Mind with Safe and Secure Savings Options

by Nicole Emmons @ Tinker Federal Credit Union

Wed Mar 07 12:29:29 PST 2018

At TFCU, we advocate a good balance of where you keep your money. By all means, enjoy the potential earnings investing some of your money in the market can bring. But, make sure you also have funds drawing steady dividends in sources you can tap as you need them.

Is Your Identity Safe?

by virivaccu @ Viriva Community Credit Union

Wed Feb 12 06:35:43 PST 2014

Identity theft is a serious crime. Several major companies (Target, Neiman Marcus, Michael’s, etc.) have recently had breaches. The following are some ways you can protect yourself from becoming a victim. Leave your Social Security Card in a safe place. Do not keep it in your wallet or write it on checks. Protect your PIN. […]

Curb Impulse Purchases

by virivaccu @ Viriva Community Credit Union

Tue Jan 16 16:00:33 PST 2018

Just Say No! Teach Your Child To Curb Impulse Purchases It’s no secret that impulse buys can wreak havoc on even the most carefully constructed budget. And retailers know this all too well – that’s why the checkout counters in groceries, pharmacies and large shopping centers are packed with dozens of things you may not […]

5 Things You Should Do With Your Money in Your 20s

by Nicole Emmons @ Tinker Federal Credit Union

Tue Mar 06 06:36:42 PST 2018

When you are starting out, managing finances can be daunting, but by applying strong financial strategies and good habits, you can set the foundation for future financial success. Here are five things to do with your money in your 20s.

10 Tricks to Get Textbooks For Less Money (Because Tuition is Expensive Enough!)

by Glen Craig @ Free From Broke

Mon Aug 22 02:49:50 PDT 2016

Textbooks for less money. Now that would be helpful! When I went back to school some years ago I expected tuition to be higher, and it was.   That wasn’t a shock, though.  I know that tuition goes up every year and how expensive it is.  I was prepared for that. Know what shocked me? […]

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MEMBER’S CHOICE Borrower’s Security

by virivaccu @ Viriva Community Credit Union

Sat Feb 28 23:00:50 PST 2015

HELP PROTECT YOUR LOAN & PRESERVE YOUR STANDARD OF LIVING WITH MEMBER’S CHOICE BORROWER’S SECURITY! • About 1 in 8 of today’s 20-year-olds will die before reaching age 67.1 • Just over 1 in 4 of today’s 20-year-olds will become disabled before reaching age 67.1 • Long-term unemployment (those jobless for 27 weeks or more) […]

Does Life Insurance Cover Suicide?

by Barbara Marquand @ NerdWallet

Thu Mar 22 16:09:10 PDT 2018

Along with the profound and painful questions that follow the loss of a loved one from suicide, there are practical and financial issues to address, too. If the loved one…

Improving Your Credit Score

by virivaccu @ Viriva Community Credit Union

Thu Mar 30 17:00:36 PDT 2017

Save Money By Improving Your Credit Score If you’re suffering from a low credit score, you are not alone! Millions of people in the U.S. have credit scores so low they have a hard time getting loans with good rates and terms. Improving your credit score can save you thousands of dollars in loan interest fees. […]

If You Insist on Paying Taxes With a Credit Card, Here’s How

by Tina Orem @ NerdWallet

Thu Mar 22 14:14:34 PDT 2018

Ask any financial expert whether you should pay your tax bill with a credit card, and the answer is almost universally the same: Don’t do it. Credit cards charge far…

Retirement Savings Account

by virivaccu @ Viriva Community Credit Union

Sat Dec 31 16:00:25 PST 2016

Retirement will come sooner than you think! With the passing of a new year, retirement will be here before you know it!  It’s never too early or too late to start saving for your retirement so consider opening a Retirement Savings Account at Viriva Community Credit Union to get started! We make it easy – […]

This Spring, Clear Mediocre Credit Cards Out of Your Wallet

by Gregory Karp @ NerdWallet

Mon Mar 26 08:00:11 PDT 2018

Spring is a great time to declutter a closet full of clothes, a garage full of boxes and your wallet full of inferior credit cards. The average credit card holder…

Discussing Money Matters Before You Say I Do

by gareyk @ Tinker Federal Credit Union

Tue Mar 06 06:47:40 PST 2018

Experts agree that managing finances is one of the most vital components of a marriage and is often cited as the number one stressor in a relationship. Don’t put off discussing these topics before you tie the knot.

IPS Expands Again! Say Hello to Camille Pierce, Payroll Specialist

by ipspayroll @ IPS Payroll

Tue Dec 12 10:55:53 PST 2017

When Camille Pierce joined the IPS team, she brought a degree in Accounting and more than 15 years of payroll industry experience with her. As clients are already finding out, her ability to immediately “plug & play” on client matters...

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Upcoming Dates to Remember

by ipspayroll @ IPS Payroll

Tue Oct 31 15:49:14 PDT 2017

January 31st All W2’s need to be provided to all employees (IRS Regulations). If you have questions, contact your IPS payroll specialist. IPS Holidays (closed for business) Thursday, November 23rd Friday, November 24th Monday, December 25th Monday, January 1st IPS...

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Tips to Buying A Car

by virivaccu @ Viriva Community Credit Union

Mon Apr 07 10:10:44 PDT 2014

Purchasing a car can be exciting and scary. Follow some of the tips below to help ensure that you have a pleasant experience and get the best possible deal. Car Buying Tips: Buy when you don’t have to – Don’t wait until your present car has broken down and you’re desperate. Shop for special financing […]

Filing For Bankruptcy

by virivaccu @ Viriva Community Credit Union

Wed Mar 11 00:00:05 PDT 2015

The Consequences of Filing For Bankruptcy People declare bankruptcy when they are not able to pay off their debt. It is usually a last resort however, many people feel it is a good way to eliminate their debt obligations. There are long term consequences to seriously consider before doing so! Declaring bankruptcy will negatively affect your […]

New I-9 Form Updates

by Mike Shefky @ IPS Payroll

Fri Sep 08 10:27:18 PDT 2017

The USCIS recently released a revised edition of the Form I-9, Employment Eligibility Verification. Employers are to use this revised version or continue using Form I-9 with a revision date of 11/14/16 through Sept. 17. On Sept. 18, employers must...

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Inside Look: Home Health Care & Assisted Living

by ipspayroll @ IPS Payroll

Thu Nov 16 07:18:29 PST 2017

With November serving as national home care and hospice month, now is the perfect time to address the hotbed of payroll and human capital management (HCM) activity for the ever-growing aging care industry. According to recent statistics provided by the...

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IPS is Growing: Welcome to the Team, Sarah Feaman

by ipspayroll @ IPS Payroll

Fri Oct 27 15:47:44 PDT 2017

A graduate from UW La Crosse, Sarah Feaman joined the IPS team this past August as a payroll specialist. She recently sat down to answer a few questions for us in an effort to help her IPS clients get to...

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How to Sidestep 3 Unethical Financial Advisor Tactics

by James Royal, Ph.D. @ NerdWallet

Mon Mar 26 08:00:32 PDT 2018

“There’s plenty of opportunity out there for someone who’s unethical,” warns Harold Evensky, chairman of wealth manager Evensky & Katz. That’s especially true when that someone is a financial advisor,…

Start the New Year with a New Approach … to Payroll

by ipspayroll @ IPS Payroll

Fri Nov 03 15:51:54 PDT 2017

Not all New Year’s resolutions involve diet and exercise. Before 2018 takes foot, IPS encourages you to think proactively about your payroll. Ask yourself these five, simple questions: How satisfied am I with the quality of service from my current...

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Best Ways to Add Value to Your Home

by Janet Berry-Johnson @ MagnifyMoney

Fri Mar 23 06:18:31 PDT 2018

If you’re tired of the way your home looks and feels but don’t necessarily want to move, you don’t have to settle. Whether you crave more square footage, an upgraded interior or better curb appeal, you’ll find an endless supply of ideas that can improve your home’s functionality and style. But, that doesn’t mean that … Continue reading Best Ways to Add Value to Your Home

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3 Money Lessons We Can Learn From ‘Roseanne’

by Courtney Jespersen @ NerdWallet

Sun Mar 25 18:00:27 PDT 2018

On March 27, the Conner family is coming back to prime time, thanks to the revival of ABC’s “Roseanne.” The popular sitcom starring Roseanne Barr and John Goodman as husband…

Make Your Home Improvement Dreams a Reality

by Lesley Clark @ Tinker Federal Credit Union

Tue Mar 13 14:42:08 PDT 2018

You have ideas for home improvements. You may envision a new, spacious kitchen – complete with quartz countertops,  custom cabinets and even WiFi-enabled appliances.  You might desire a serene, spa-inspired bathroom. Maybe you’ve been dreaming about an outdoor haven and...

SoFi Money Review: A No-Fee, High-Yield Checking Account

by Hannah Rounds @ MagnifyMoney

Mon Mar 26 12:37:02 PDT 2018

, the financial institution known for low rates and low fees on student loans and mortgages, is making a foray into consumer checking accounts. SoFi Money™, SoFi’s forthcoming checking account, will offer a high-yield checking account with no account fees. The new account isn’t yet available to the public, so you’ll have to if you … Continue reading SoFi Money Review: A No-Fee, High-Yield Checking Account

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Don’t Let Your Goals Fizzle Out! – 5 Reasons Goals Fail, and What You Can Do To Make Yours Succeed

by Miranda @ Free From Broke

Thu Dec 29 02:31:28 PST 2016

It’s become a yearly ritual for many: Set ambitious goals for the New Year, tackle them enthusiastically for a few weeks, and then give up on them completely by March. This is a vicious cycle that encourages you to feel bad about yourself, and feel as though you’ll never get out of your rut. Whether […]

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TFCU’s Tulsa Downtown Branch is Closing

by Nicole Emmons @ Tinker Federal Credit Union

Tue Mar 20 15:07:34 PDT 2018

At the end of business on Friday, March 30, 2018, TFCU’s Tulsa Downtown branch will no longer be in service. The decision to close this office permanently was not easy, but after much consideration, we have determined it is in the best interest of the overall membership of Tinker Federal Credit Union.

Mistakes First-Time Homeowners Make

by virivaccu @ Viriva Community Credit Union

Fri Jan 26 16:00:08 PST 2018

Q: My husband and I have been renting an apartment since we got married. We recently decided to buy our first home. Some friends of ours had lots of trouble with the process, and wound up buying a house they can’t really afford. We don’t want to go through what they did. What can we do […]

Tools to Help Organize Your Taxes

by Glen Craig @ Free From Broke

Tue Feb 20 10:00:33 PST 2018

When you’re down to the wire at tax time, organization is your best friend. Your best option is to stay organized year round so that you aren’t scrambling at tax time. There’s not much worse than trying to find a tax document right before you file your taxes or head to the accountant. Whether you are […]

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Tools to Help Organize Your Taxes