We’ve gotten to a point where we accept identity theft as a part of our lives.
Smarter Banking, Smarter Life; 3 Reasons Why You Should Open a Checking Account as a Young Adult
How to be Defensive about your Financial Account Security
It seems like everyday there's a new data breach or "hack" we have to worry about on one of our favorite platforms like Facebook or Google. Almost everything we do is online in some capacity, and managing our finances is no exception. Using these amazing online tools is convenient and helps us be more attentive to our finances but it also puts our personal information at risk of being "hacked". Thanks to our friends at Two Cents, we've provided some tips below for upping your cyber security game.
Simple Ways to Nurse your Credit Score Back to Health
5 Easy Ways to Save Money
As summer comes to a close, and fall is upon us, most of us are probably realizing the same thing; we spent way too much money this summer. From vacations, to home improvement, to the perfect beach bag, summer spending can get to even the best of us. But not to worry! As fall rolls around, here are some certified tips to get back on track with your savings account just in time for the holidays!
6 Easy Steps to Switch to a New Financial Institution
If you’ve been following this blog, you may have suddenly realized that you want everyone in your family to become member-owners of the USC Credit Union. However, they might also be hesitant to make the switch. The process of closing one account and opening another appears daunting, but it is actually very easy! If you want to share the joy of lower fees, greater accessibility, and better resources with a loved one, just send this blog their way to clarify the process.
Do you have the right type of savings account?
A savings account is one of the simplest types of bank accounts. It allows you to store cash securely and earn interest on your money. Banks and credit unions have three kinds of savings vehicles, each with varying requirements and levels of return. Knowing the differences — what’s good about them, what could be a problem — is the first step toward finding the right savings account for you.