Helpful Tips
If you’re like most people, you have a credit card. Maybe you own a collection because your cards have a great rewards program, a great rate, or simply because of the graphics.
>> Learn more about the new Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act (also referred to as the Credit CARD Act)
Cost-cutting tips and articles are on the rise, especially when it comes to your personal finances. Finances can become routine with topics on different accounts like savings, checking, investments, etc. That’s why we want to make our stories as relatable as possible.
>> So read how we're focusing on your furry best friend
There is a type of identity theft using the Internet called “phishing.” Pronounced “fishing,” that’s exactly what thieves are doing, fishing for your personal financial information. They want your account numbers, passwords, Social Security numbers, and other confidential information so they can use your financial accounts or run up bills on your credit cards.
>> Click here for a few tips to prevent ID Theft
Losing a job. Medical expenses. Divorce. High interest credit card balances. These are examples of common causes of debt-related problems facing people today. While right now remains a tight job and economic environment, it is wise to increase personal savings in case life throws you a curve ball along the way. By staying in control of your finances, you can live debt-free for years without the worries of such curve balls being thrown your way.
>> Tips on living debt-free
For more tips and articles, visit the money management section of CDC FCU's website.
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