Written by Chris O’Shea Turn the taboo of money into productive financial steps in personal relationships. Money can be a sensitive issue, which is why it’s no surprise that it can impact personal relationships. Here are some ways that money can affect your relationship and what to do about each one. Communication is Key If...Read More

Written by Chris O’Shea Quick tips for cutting monthly expenses. Monthly bills can be a budget crusher. They are usually small costs that add up into big chunks that can make it difficult to stay afloat financially. With that in mind, here are some ways to reduce your monthly costs. 1. Cut Back There’s a...Read More

Retirement is a major milestone and with the right tools and knowledge, it can also be one of the most rewarding phases of your life. Whether you are days away from retiring or just beginning to explore what your future could look like; this free webinar is for you! Join us on Tuesday, June 17th,...Read More

In celebration of National Financial Literacy Month, we’re excited to offer you a free Estate Planning 101 Webinar from Trust & Will! This isn’t just about protecting your assets; it’s about building a legacy for future generations, ensuring your family benefits from your hard work and values.Join the FREE Estate Planning 101 Webinar on April...Read More

At FRB Federal Credit Union®, we are excited to announce our participation in America Saves Week 2025, taking place from April 7-11! This annual celebration is all about taking action toward better financial habits and planning for a stronger, more secure future. This year’s theme, “Saving for Your Past, Present, and Future”, encourages us all...Read More

Saving for a comfortable retirement is important! Learning about how Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) can help boost your retirement savings can help set you up for a bright future. Join our own CEO, Theresa Trimble, for a Personal Finance: Boost Your Savings with an IRA Webinar on Tuesday, March 4, 2025, from 12:00 – 1:00 PM...Read More

Written by Chris O’Shea How much to budget for some common surprise expenses. According to a recent report, 56 percent of American adults have dealt with a “surprise expense” within the last year. The average cost of that expense was a whopping $5,500. What does that mean? It means a healthy emergency fund is necessary. Here’s a...Read More

Written by Chris O’Shea How to reach short-term financial goals. It’s helpful to have financial goals. For those goals that you want to achieve within a year or two, the time is now to get things in motion. Here are some ways you can set yourself up for short-term goal success. 1. Create or Revise...Read More

Written by Chris O’Shea What to know about child identity theft. Believe it or not, child identity theft is a big deal. According to a study, from 2021 to 2022, 900,000 children were the victims of identity fraud, with kids under seven the most likely targets. Let’s take a look at this issue and find...Read More

Written by Jean Chatzky Why finances can cause relationship conflicts and what to do about it. Do one thing: If you find it difficult to talk about money, it’s time to get some practice. Confide in your partner or a trusted friend and set a time to have a talk on one topic, which can be...Read More