Is your estate in order? Five things you should know

If something were to happen to you, how would your family take care of your pet—or your children? Pay your mortgage? Cover your funeral expenses?
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Insurance & Protection

How to calculate the true cost of a DIY project

We all love a good DIY project. The trick is to know which jobs are best left to professionals, such as plumbing or electrical work, and which ones fall within your skill range.
Topics:
Basic Finances

Ransomware: Could your data be kidnapped?

Learn a few basic computer security measures can help ensure you stay in control of your files.
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Privacy & Security

Getting down and dirty to make a difference here

While Presidents Day is a day off for most financial institutions, OCCU employees were out in the community, volunteering with passion.
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Community

Here’s what your 401(k) does — and why you need to start using it immediately

Not sure what a 401(k) is? Keep reading, you’re about to save yourself a stack of money
Topics:
Starting Out Financially

Time value of money – on the go

Let’s take a look at how much you could save by planning ahead.
Topics:
Starting Out Financially

Make a fresh start on tackling your debt

Learn the three strategies that will help springboard you into a debt-free future.
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Managing Debt & Credit

What Gen Z should know about compound interest

With the right savings account and enough time, you can use compound interest to accelerate your savings potential.
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Budgeting & Saving

The time value of money: The cost of convenience

By understanding the true cost of convenience, you can make smarter choices about how we spend your time—and your money.
Topics:
Budgeting & Saving

Making budgeting tools work for you

Which money management app is best for you? That depends on what type of budgeter you are.
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Budgeting & Saving