If you or a family member are considering the options of paying for college, it is important to determine what is best for your situation first. There are many pros and cons of student loans, and at 1st Ed Credit Union, we believe in transparency with our members. We understand that while loans provide a […]
Stay Smarter Than Scammers! With fraud involving cryptocurrency and online payment systems on the rise, it’s more important than ever to be cautious with your financial information. Just recently, a scam in Dauphin County cost one individual $16,000 (Read the story here.)! Don’t let your account be the next target; keep these practices in mind […]
Nail Your Home Improvement Project With a Plan Spring is the season when everything seems to wake up, and all that fresh energy may have you dreaming of something new around your home. Whether you’re thinking of a simple update, necessary repairs, room makeover, or major remodel, you need a home improvement project plan to […]
Sometimes when we know we should do something, but we’re afraid of making the wrong move, we make no move at all. This can be a costly mistake when it comes to long-term financial planning. Soliciting financial advice is an important venture, but also a personal one. It can seem like an imposing, if not […]
With fraud involving cryptocurrency and online payment systems on the rise, it’s more important than ever to be cautious with your financial information. Just this week, a scam in Dauphin County cost one individual $16,000 (Read the story here.)! Don’t let your account be the next target; keep these practices in mind to keep your […]
The most common types of scams will target you through fake emails, text messages, voice calls, letters or even someone who shows up at your front door unexpectedly.
Tech support scammers want you to believe you have a serious problem with your computer, like a virus. They want you to pay for tech support services you don’t need, to fix a problem that doesn’t exist. They often ask you to pay by wiring money, putting money on a gift card, prepaid cash or cash reloadable cards, or using a money transfer app because they know these types of payments can be hard to reverse.
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