Life & Money

That tiny little card inserted into the side of your cellphone can lead to a heap of trouble. It’s called a SIM card and cybercriminals “SIM swap” it to clone your phone and steal your money. It’s sneaky, it’s unfair, and it’s a crime. Here’s what you need to know...

Shop Smart Online During Holiday Sales The holidays bring irresistible deals—but also fake websites and scams. Stick to retailers you know and trust. If you’re browsing for last-minute gifts, avoid clicking on flashy ads or links in social media posts, as they could...

If you’re fortunate enough to have more than you need, it’s always nice to give back, especially around the holidays. But where should you give? There are so many charities that could do amazing things with your money — the challenge is determining where your gift...

October is National Financial Planning Month. This is a great time to remind you that your finances go beyond your current checking account and monthly budget. Your finances affect your future, your relationships and even your stress levels. In the midst of a tight...

If you have a TCCU credit or debit card, the My TCCU Cards app could be your best friend. It’s definitely a fantastic travel companion for summer (or any time of the year), because it gives you so much control over how and when your cards are used. If you’ve ever...

You know the world can be a cruel place when stealing from the elderly is a crime on the rise. We have seen attempts made on our own members here at TCCU, and it’s heartbreaking. This blog post will help you know what to look for so you can protect yourself and your...

For so many people, money = stress. The thought of saving more each month can be intimidating, especially when we’re living in an environment where the cost of everything is higher than it was a few years ago, and our paychecks may not be covering the difference....

One of the best gifts you can give your children is teaching them money skills.  It's a skill most kids don't learn in school.  If they do, it's usually not until high school.  By then, their attitudes and emotions about money are already formed and difficult to...

If you keep money in payment apps like CashApp or Venmo, this is your alert to stop. Why?  The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) issued a warning in June because users are leaving balances totaling billions of dollars in the apps themselves rather than...