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Cybersecurity in the Digital Age
Our use of the internet and digital payment systems has been steadily increasing for many years. However, in this modern age, we must be aware of how to use these systems safely to keep ourselves secure and prevent potential cyber-attacks.
5 Tips To Raise Your Credit Score Quickly
Maintaining a good credit score is crucial and allows you to qualify for better interest rates and pay lower finance charges on credit card balances/loans. This ALLIANCE Article will provide you with tips to help raise your credit score, to better your financial future.
Why Put Money in a Certificate
ALLIANCE is a not-for-profit member-owned financial cooperative; this allows our credit union to offer better rates on certificates than other for-profit financial institutions.
Using your Cash-Out Refinance to Upgrade your Home This Summer
With a cash-out refinance, now you can! A cash-out refinance is when you are given a new larger mortgage that pays off the existing one leaving you with funds to put towards home improvements.
Travel Planning with your Credit Union
With summer swinging into full effect, over 80% of Americans plan to travel this summer. Whether you're leaving Texas or headed out of the country, your vacation should be relaxing. ALLIANCE wants to give you tips to ensure you have the best vacation possible this summer.
Getting a Car Loan with a Credit Union vs. Bank
When considering purchasing a used or new car, financing options are likely to land at the top of your list.
Banking with a Mobile App
Mobile apps have revolutionized how credit unions and their members do banking, giving access to almost all your banking needs at the press of a button.
Checking vs. Savings Account
Checking and savings accounts play a significant role in our lives. Both offer people a safe place to store and access their funds, but they’re often used for different purposes.
What are Round-Up Savings
Not too long ago, when cash and coins served as the most standard form of payment, people would save spare change in jars. Once full, the money in these jars could be used for a special purchase or deposited into a savings or investment account.