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It's that time of year again! As summer begins to wind down, back-to-school shopping quickly moves to the top of many families' to-do lists. From notebooks and backpacks to new clothes and classroom supplies, the costs can add up faster than you might expect.
Meet Miley Overstreet, our Mortgage Loan Processor! 🌟
The most common scam calls and texts targeting Texans involve bank impersonation, romance fraud, toll and delivery fee text schemes, fake job offers, deepfake emergency calls, and digital arrest threats. Scammers use urgent pressure to trick individuals into sharing online banking logins, wire transfers, or verification passcodes. At Education...
Whether you’re cruising down Eastex Freeway or heading out for a weekend at Sam Rayburn Lake, there is nothing quite like the feeling of being behind the wheel of a new car. When most of us shop for a vehicle, we tend to focus on one primary number: the monthly loan payment. However, at Education First Federal Credit Union, we want to help our...
America is celebrating its 250th birthday, and a lot has changed over the past two and a half centuries, especially the way Americans manage their finances.
While the Fourth of July is often associated with celebration, it is also a time to reflect on the meaning of service and independence. In recognition of the holiday, we spoke with Aaron, a veteran and member of our team, about his perspective on American values, the Southeast Texas community, and his advice for younger service members and recent...
Finding the perfect car is an exciting journey, especially with so many great options cruising around Southeast Texas. Whether you’re eyeing a brand-new truck or a reliable SUV for family trips to the coast, the process usually starts with a test drive. However, before you even set foot on the lot, there is one step that can completely change your...
Meet Jacob Bennett, our Digital Marketing Coordinator! 🌟
With America’s 250th birthday on the horizon, we’ve been in a bit of a historical mood.
If your current financial institution no longer fits your needs, these common signs may indicate it’s time to make a change 🔄
