Determining your net worth gives you a great example of where your money health is at, and the path you need to go to meet your financial goals.
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How is interest actually calculated on credit cards?
Interest on credit cards is a math-heavy topic. However, we can make things a bit more simple. Whether you just want to know APR, rates or what you spend in interest, we’re going to show you today.
What does APR mean when someone talks about credit cards?
When it comes to credit cards, there are a lot of different things to consider. One is the APR. What is an APR? How does it correspond to credit cards?
What’s the easiest method of paying down a credit card?
There are many ways you can pay off your debts, specifically your credit card debt. Today we’ll look at what some people feel is the ‘easiest’ method to doing this.
Is it bad if I don’t pay off my credit cards each month?
Credit card debt is a frustrating subject. The most important thing that you can do for yourself is use it, and pay it off. But, should you pay everything off each month?
Fall 2021 – First Choice Federal Credit Union Newsletter
In this installment of the First Choice Federal Credit Union Newsletter for the Fall (October) of 2021, we’ll be talking a lot about money, the economy and the holidays. Thanks for coming back, and being a member of our community!
Summer 2021 – First Choice Federal Credit Union Quarterly Newsletter
Summer 2021 First Choice Federal Credit Union Newsletter. We celebrate our new mobile banking app, remember a lost member of the credit union and more.
Real ways to improve your credit score in 2020 in New Castle
Your credit report and your credit score can impact you in a ton of ways. In 2020, you can increase your credit score with a few, simple methods. Here is how!
If I’m shopping online is it better to use my credit card or my debit card to make purchases?
Shopping online is a given when it comes to the holiday season, and out of it. Is it better to use your credit card or your debit card to make purchases?
I am about to help my child start building their credit with a credit card and a car loan – is this right or wrong?
Helping your child develop into a financially stable adult can be difficult. Is a good idea to help them with credit cards and a loan, or no?