Another tax season is here. And with it, your most sensitive information is traveling through the mail. Social Security numbers, pay stubs and more. But what do you do when tax season is over and it’s time to securely destroy the documents? You could

It’s true, cybersecurity rules change a lot. There are differing views of best practices and a slew of outdated information. But cybersecurity experts do agree on one thing — multifactor authentication. It’s considered the easiest and most effective

Spring-cleaning exists across countless cultures. And while the term “spring-cleaning” may be a relatively modern term, the concept of reorganizing and refreshing one’s living space and/or new home at the start of a season is not. Spring-cleaning is

CONTACT Cherie Kistner Director of Communications 541.681.8601 CKistner@MyOCCU.org Sunnyvale, CA (November 18, 2025): eGain (Nasdaq: EGAN ), the leading AI knowledge platform for customer service, today announced that OCCU || Oregon Community Credit

In June of 1956, OCCU opened its first branch. And in 2026, we’re proud to launch our 15th location! Located at 20785 NW Henry Ave., Suite 150, in Bend, it’s a full-service location for all your banking needs. That said, the best tools at our members

Financial stability requires the strategic use of financial products. Whether you’re shopping around for the perfect bank account or taking out a loan to pay down debt. When used correctly, financial tools help make your journey easier. But there’s

Most of us have been told for our whole lives about how important it is to save money. But studies show that less than 15% of Americans feel confident in their savings. Sure, a big part of saving is making enough money to save some — which isn’t

The difference between a house and a home isn’t always clear. Sure, they both have four walls, a roof, and some random room or space that you haven’t figured out how to use yet. But the biggest difference between the two is that a house is just a

Over $1 billion has been lost to romance scams, according to the Federal Trade Commission. That amount is spread out among countless victims who took a chance on love. The premise of a romance scam is simple. A fraudster pretends to be romantically