HPAL Tip of the Week: Save 100 percent of bonuses
One of the easiest ways to boost savings is to divert any extra money. If you receive a bonus or a raise at work in 2017, resolve to put[…]
One of the easiest ways to boost savings is to divert any extra money. If you receive a bonus or a raise at work in 2017, resolve to put[…]
HPAL Tip of the Week: Spring clean your finances – restock supplies. Spring is a good time to order new documents and supplies. Take the time to reorder checkbooks, deposit slips,[…]
HPAL Tip of the Week: Spring clean your finances – automatic transactions. If you haven’t made your savings contributions automatic by now, now is the time. If possible, set it[…]
HPAL Tip of the Week: Spring clean your finances — budgeting. A good place to start when it comes to spring-cleaning your finances is your budget. Have you been able[…]
CDC Federal Credit Union Vice President of Marketing & Member Engagement Andy Anderson recently offered some tips in a LinkedIn Pulse article to help consumers improve their financial management. Anderson explains[…]
According to an article by U.S. News and World Report and curated by CU Insight, Professional blogger Eliza Cross has put herself on what she calls a “money diet.” “Money diet” is[…]
Unemployment, medical bills, a shopping addiction – these may all be obvious causes of debt, but they certainly aren’t the only ways people end up in the red. According to[…]
HPAL Tip of the Week: Managing Debt. Don’t confuse what you can borrow with what you should borrow. Keep debt down by keeping the monthly cost of owning a home (taxes, insurance, principal and[…]
HPAL Tip of the Week: The Island Approach. The Island Approach is a personal finance technique based on the theory of compartmentalization. With the Island Approach, consumers isolate various financial needs –[…]
HPAL Tip of the Week: Financial New Year’s resolutions. The New Year is a great time to take advantage of extra savings for the coming year. Consider taking advantage[…]