P2P (Peer-to-Peer) platforms, like Zelle, Venmo, and PayPal, have made life so much easier for many consumers. Paying your friend back for the $20 you borrowed while at the mall, splitting a meal, and purchasing a shared gift is now as easy as a few quick screen swipes. Unfortunately, though, P2P scams are rampant and varied. Also, once money is transferred through a P2P service, it’s usually gone for good.
Read MoreSolar panels can benefit the environment and potentially save the homeowner boatloads of money in energy costs. Thanks to the ever-evolving solar industry and generous government incentives, solar panels are more popular than ever. Here’s what to know about going solar.
Read MoreBelow, we’ve outlined how to pay down debt in five simple steps, along with three debt-paying strategies to avoid.
Read MoreWith the advent of online commerce, credit and debit card fraud has exploded. Unfortunately, credit card fraud can go unnoticed until it causes serious damage. Here, we’ve outlined what you need to know about credit and debit card fraud, how to protect yourself, and what to do when you’re targeted.
Read MoreFor some couples, February might be a month for a romantic connection - celebrating Valentine’s Day with dinner reservations or romantic gifting. For others, solidarity and closeness can be found in boycotting Cupid together. Regardless of whether you have
Read MoreThe 2023 BMW 3 Series at a Glance:
Vehicle type: RWD, 5-seater, luxury sedan
Base price: $42,300
Engine type: Gas; plug-in hybrid available
Power: 255@5000 rpm
Transmission: 2.0 liter, 4-cylinder, turbo
EPA fuel economy: 26 mpg combined
Planning a trip overseas? Airfare will probably be your most significant vacation expense. Fortunately, there are many ways to save on airfare to leave you with more to spend at your destination. Here’s a list of five ways to save on airfare.
Read MoreIt’s that time of year again: the time when you draw up a list of New Year’s resolutions looking awfully similar to last year’s list. This year, why not go beyond the usual weight-related goals and resolve to spend less time on social media by setting some resolutions for the workplace? It’s time to turn yourself into a star employee!
Read MoreIt’s a brand-new year and a new chance at growth for your business. Curious about what your business should be focusing on this year? We’ve got answers! Below, we’ve outlined four New Year’s resolutions for your business.
Read MoreAs we enter 2023, we reflect on how our institution has thrived through 2022. We are humbled by the loyalty of our members and grateful they have chosen us as their primary financial institution. This year we have helped many of our members achieve financial success by teaching various financial literacy courses and offering products and services that meet their needs.
Read MoreIn 2021, the FBI received 1,611 reports of SIM swapping, with losses totaling over $68 million, a more than five-fold increase from the 320 SIM swap complaints occurring in 2018 and 2019 combined. Here’s what you need to know about this prevalent scam and how to protect yourself.
Read MoreSticking to a budget during times of high inflation is challenging – but not impossible. Here are five ways to help make it happen:
Read MoreIf you’re worried about making it through the holiday shopping season in the midst of record inflation, you’re not alone. With some careful planning, though, you can enjoy stress-free holiday shopping. Here are seven easy ways you can save.
Read MoreITM or Interactive Teller Machine looks similar to an ATM, but with one big difference -- you can speak with a DCFCU representative using live video. Our video teller is an excellent way for members to make quick transactions without waiting in the teller line.
Read MoreEveryone dreams of winning the lottery, but scammers are out to turn that frequent dream into an absolute nightmare. A fake lottery scam involves a fraudster, or a ring of criminals, misrepresenting themselves as a legitimate lottery company to con victims out of their information and money. Here’s all you need to know about fake lottery scams.
Read MoreDemocracy is a privilege that’s upheld by the election process. But scammers are out to hijack this process and cause havoc throughout the election season. Here are three scams to watch out for this time of year.
Read MoreWhether you’re teaching finances to your kids, your grandkids, or those of a loved one, it’s absolutely essential to teach children how to manage the money they have and invest for the future.
Read MoreThere’s a time and place for everything. Some purchases should be paid for with cash, some with a credit card, and others with a debit card. Your lifestyle and personality may influence this choice as well. Let’s take a closer look at each payment method and when they should be used.
Read MoreAs summer winds down with autumn creeping closer, it’s time to start thinking fantasy football! Drafting the best team and guiding them toward the championship takes knowledge, dedication, skill, and real talent. Do you have what it takes to be a fantasy football champ?
Read MoreOh no! Your computer’s been hacked, and it now has an awful virus. But there’s good news; a helpful caller reached out to you to offer their expert help. The caller may even be a representative of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), or another reputable company, and they’re happy to help restore your device to safety. Just do as they say, and all will be right again.
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