Student Loans – Frequent Asked Questions
Is it too late to apply for loans? No. You always want to apply for scholarships and grants first. Then make sure you take the…
2019 Scholarship Recipients
Pictured from left to right: Kelly Childress, CEO, Roy Johnston, Chairperson of the Board, Colin Boyd, Maggie Strawoet, and Tanner Althoff. Not pictured: Sydnee…
1st Ed’s Scholarship Program
Thank you for your interest in 1st Ed Credit Union’s Scholarship Program which gives four $1,500 scholarships to high school seniors that are seeking higher education. …
Fayetteville Elementary Grocery Store Workshop 2019
Second-grade students at Fayetteville Elementary School participated in 1st Ed Credit Union’s Grocery Store Workshop on April 10. Two groups of 40 students learned about…
Financial Education at the Boys & Girls Club of Chambersburg & Shippensburg
Students at the Boys & Girls Club of Chambersburg & Shippensburg learned about important financial topics on Thursday, February 21 from representatives from 1st Ed…
Is Your Tuition Bill Too Hot to Handle?
Temperatures are heating up, and the sun may not be the only thing making you sweat this summer. Are you worried about how you’ll pay…
BOPiC Youth Leadership Reality Fair 2017
18 students (ages 14 – 18) who spent the last 6 weeks in BOPiC Inc.‘s Youth Leadership Training Program participated in a Financial Reality Fair…
What Kind of Saver Are You?
National Credit Union Youth Month 2017 from CUNA on Vimeo. Choose which kind of saver you are from the images below:
Teach Your Little Owls to Fly With Money Talks
The first step to teaching your kids about money is talking about money. “The most effective way to teach is by having frequent discussions and…
Fannett-Metal Students of the Quarter
1st Ed Credit Union sponsored Fannett-Metal School District’s Student of the Quarter. The students listed below were recognized for their academic achievement, attendance, work ethic and…