A simple guide from OCCU to help you figure out what to keep, what to get rid of and how to safely dispose of your personal or financial documents.

Remember when phones had cords and you had to walk five miles in the snow, uphill both ways, to deposit your paycheck every month? If not, you’ve probably heard stories about it. So many things are easier now—like banking. With OCCU’s mobile banking

Getting a bigger tax refund than you expected usually warrants a balloon drop. But if the IRS suddenly deposits a large sum of unexpected cash into your account, you might want to hold the confetti. It’s probably a scam. Tax season is a vulnerable

If only we could try on houses the way we try on jeans. Sleek condo in the heart of a thriving city? Stylish enough for a night out. Quiet property tucked away in the country? Simple and understated. Modest home in a family-friendly neighborhood

You’ve probably heard by now that it’s a seller’s market. That means homes for sale are scarce, buyers are competing over listings and houses are getting snapped up for more than their list price.

IRAs can also vary based on the types of account you choose—and that depends on your goals. Are you looking for a safer or riskier route?

Leading this organization and serving you has provided me with both passion and purpose that has fulfilled me in countless ways.

Ordering new checks for your personal or business checking account is simple – a few steps and you’re done.

our financial security is important and we’re here to help. If your card is lost or stolen keep calm and act right away. Here’s what to do if your credit or debit card is lost or stolen.

In all, buying a home is a great financial move. Once you get past the initial expenses, you’ll get to enjoy a whole host of benefits homeownership brings.