Budgeting doesn’t sound fun, but it is a useful and powerful step you can take towards financial stability and prosperity. You might run into some obstacles when managing your finances, such as:
Recently, we have seen an uptick in Seattle Credit Union members falling victim to financial scams, specifically via Zelle® transactions. To protect yourself from scams, here are some reminders of how to keep your money and information secure.
No matter what they’re called – payday loans, cash advance loans, or deferred deposit loans – people end up facing fees that translate to interest rates ranging from 200% to more than 500%. Many people end up paying more in fees than the initial amount of the loan itself.
Before you're ready to submit a loan application, you might be curious about how much you can borrow. With a pre-qualify tool, you can have a better idea of how much you can afford for your next car.
Is it better to buy a car or lease a car? What are the pros and cons of buying new and buying used? Take a look at our list of the advantages and disadvantages of each option, as well as tips for getting a good deal.
Before you start shopping for a new home, you often need to have a mortgage pre-approval in hand in order to show that you are a serious buyer. Learn how to breakdown mortgage payments, what is a mortgage pre-approval and how to get one in this guide.
Along with building your financial independence comes the responsibility of retirement planning. Take a look at the three most popular saving accounts: Roth IRA, Traditional IRA, and 401(k) to see how they can help you save for retirement.
Identity theft happens when someone uses another’s personal information without permission, and everyone’s a target. Criminals look for social security numbers, birthdates, passwords, Medicare numbers, passport numbers, and bank account numbers.