Acing the Home Inspection Process
A thorough home inspection will ensure your dream house doesn't become a nightmare of hidden repairs and unexpected costs.
Financial Education Insights from Education First Federal Credit Union
Your key to financial education, lifestyle content and savvy money management.
9 Common First-Time Homebuyer Mistakes
Here's some helpful advice to help you avoid nine of the most common first-time homebuyer mistakes.
Closing Costs Explained: A Guide for Homebuyers
If you’re thinking of buying or selling a house there may be one gloomy aspect that’s haunting you and keeping you up at night: closing costs. For both buyers and sellers, understanding these costs is essential for a smooth and transparent transaction.
Love, Money, and Everything In Between: the unexpected impact that debt has on your life
We're about to dive into the complex work of personal finance - specifically debt - and and how it affects you and your life.
7 Retirement Mistakes That Are Costing You Money
The idea of finally retiring is exciting for so many of us, but it can quickly become not-so-fun if you don’t plan accordingly. Retirement planning is a journey that requires careful consideration and strategic decisions.
What You Need To Know About Fraud Right Now
Fraud is a frightening and growing occurrence in our society, which requires you to stay educated about current trends.
Important Preparations for Hurricane Season
Like it or not, another hurricane season is here. Here's your chance to get ahead of the curve by making the necessary preparations now.
How To Catch Up On Your Retirement Savings
Worried about the state of your retirement savings? You're not alone.
A Complete Guide to Home Construction Loans
Whether you're building your dream house with room to grow a family or downsizing for an empty nest, building a home is an experience many of us dream about.
Budgeting 101: Your Guide to Financial Freedom
Want to keep your finances on track? Following a budget is the first step. We'll teach you how to create one. Don't let the fear of not knowing where to start keep you from creating a budget that will keep your finances on track.