In case you missed it, some big news regarding student loans was announced last week! While we don’t know all of the details just yet, here’s what we do know—and what you should, too.
Although there are several advantages to having a store card, a credit card from your local credit union tends to be the better option for daily purchases and maybe your only option for balance transfers and/or cash advances.
Share certificates are a savings option offered by credit unions like 3Rivers, designed to grow your money by a higher dividend (interest earned) than regular savings accounts over a set period of time. Share certificates work in the same way certificates of deposits (CDs) do; the main difference is that share certificates are offered by credit unions and CDs by banks.
If you have college funding gaps that need to be filled, there are still options for additional financial aid. We’d love to help you explore ways to get this semester paid for.
In an uncertain mortgage environment, you may be wondering what the best home loan option is for putting you in the best financial position now and in the future. And while no one can predict what will happen years from now, an Adjustable-Rate Mortgage (ARM) may be a great option for some borrowers who are looking to purchase a home when rates are trending higher than they have in the past several years.
As the April 15 deadline for filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) approaches, we want to share three more common misconceptions about the FAFSA.