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Anyone can fall victim to financial scams, but senior citizens are at a higher risk. Elder financial abuse is a crime that can deplete your entire retirement savings, while the scammers make off with your hard-earned money. According to the National Council on Aging, estimates of elder financial abuse and fraud range from $2.9 billion to $36.5 billion every year.

When mortgage rates are low, you may think, “Should I refinance my mortgage?” There are a few benefits when you refinance. You could lower your payment, shorten your term, lower your interest rate or lower your interest expense. But how do you know if refinancing is the right move for you?

Are you ready to apply for a personal loan, auto loan or mortgage? You might question what a credit score is and why it’s important when applying for these loans.

These days, we’re living in a world that is completely password driven. We depend on passwords to access online banking, online shopping, social media and more. You often hear that you should use strong passwords online, but what makes a password strong?

Congrats, seniors! What a year it has been… but you made it through it all! The question you might be thinking now is, “What’s next?” We've compiled a list of 5 things you should do after high school, before you head off to college or your next adventure.

A share account is a savings or checking account at a credit union. These accounts establish your share of ownership and allow you to use the great features a credit union has to offer as a member. Credit unions differ from banks in the fact that every account holder is an owner of the institution, and we are proud of that!

One of the biggest milestones many of us reach is buying our first home. It can be an exciting time in one’s life, but it can also be a stressful one. Being able to navigate through the home buying process can sometimes be cumbersome, especially if you have never done it before. Here are 4 quick tips to get you started on the right foot.