Your children are people – anyone can have bad debt. The question is, when your child has bad debt, what should you do about it?
Questions and Answers
Do you have questions? Are you wondering about savings accounts? Kids and money? Maybe even why credit cards and debit cards are just so different? We look at those questions, and a lot more. Proceed with caution though – after you read through everything, you might just become a money master with your accounts!
What is the Federal Reserve Bank?
The Federal Reserve Bank operates through 12 smaller banks. “The Fed” operates on but outside the government.
Do I have to sign-up for automatic payments for my car loan? How do I do that?
Signing up for automatic payments for your car loan is a consideration, and something that we recommend. Find out why, and how, to do that.
What kind of savings account do I need for myself?
There are many types of accounts and savings account our First Choice members can use. But, what kind of savings account do you need?
How can I get my credit report?
How can you get your credit report? Where do you get your credit report from? And, what can a credit report allow you to do?
The anatomy of a credit report: Preparing for better credit today
What is a credit report? How can use a credit report to strengthen your credit starting today? We look at the anatomy and use of a credit report.
“Honey, the IRS is on the phone…” – From the Desk of the CEO
This is the time of year for a bad scam – the IRS scam. Learn what it is and how you can protect yourself.
Using your credit union to protect your financial wishes with a Payable On Death (POD)
Death is a tough subject to think about. However, with proper planning and with something like a POD (Payable On Death) account, your credit union can help ease your stress.
Are there any other benefits to naming a Payable On Death (POD)?
One of the largest benefits to adding a payable on death (POD) beneficiary to your account with First Choice FCU is that it increases your insurance coverage by $250,000!
What if an account owner adds a POD, and a joint owner adds another?
No Payable On Death (POD) beneficiary is ever over-written. Instead, PODs can be added or removed, and any action needs the signature of all account owners.