COVID 19 Emergency Repair Grants
This past year, we strived to be able to better support our members and communities during these challenging times. In partnership with Rebuilding…Read more →
Honoring Juneteenth
Juneteenth is an American celebration that honors an often-overlooked date in US history: June 19, 1865. It was on this day, nearly three…Read more →
Top 5 Facebook Scams
Facebook now has over a Billion users, that’s a mind-boggling number of people who check their page regularly. The bad guys are irresistibly…Read more →
Online Dating Scams: Learn How Protect Yourself
Over the past couple of decades, online dating has grown in popularity to become the widely-accepted norm. Many of today’s marriages blossom from…Read more →
The Four Pillars of Financial Health
Many financial experts agree that financial health includes four key components: Spend, Save, Borrow, and Plan. It is crucial that you actively work…Read more →
Tips to Avoid Social Media Cyber Crime
We love social media these days. Facebook, Snapchat, Twitter, LinkedIn, and many others can lead to lots of sharing and fun, but also…Read more →
Giving Back To The Community During Uncertain Times
It’s no surprise that many people are heading into summer 2020 with more free time, but fewer social summer activities to attend. Social…Read more →
How Your Spending Has Adjusted To Coronavirus
Your 2020 might have gotten off to a good financial start, but the pandemic has likely messed with your spending. How can you…Read more →
Preparing for Your Economic Stimulus Check
The first wave of economic stimulus checks issued by the IRS started rolling out the week of April 13. Understandably, many people have…Read more →
Four ways debt sneaks up on you—and what to do about it
Unless you track your overall spending with every little purchase, debt can ambush you. Fortunately, you can prevent it from piling up; you…Read more →