Thinking about using your home’s equity to fund a big project or cover an unexpected expense? You’re not alone. Many homeowners rely on their home’s equity as a cost-effective way to finance home renovations, consolidate debt, or handle major expenses. But when it comes to a home equity loan vs HELOC (home equity line of […]
When it comes to purchasing a vehicle, is it better to buy a new or used car? This decision can significantly impact your finances, lifestyle, and peace of mind. At 1st Ed Credit Union, we understand how crucial this choice is. That’s why we’ve compiled a comprehensive guide to help you navigate the pros and […]
How to Use Home Equity: Understanding the Power of Your Home At 1st Ed Credit Union, we understand the power of owning a home. Beyond the joys of having a place to call your own, home ownership can also come with profound financial benefits. Building home equity is one of the most significant financial advantages […]
No one likes to pay ATM fees for their money. That’s why your 1st Ed Credit Union card offers surcharge-free ATM access to over 32,000 MoneyPass ATMs coast to coast. This means you can save around $2 – $3 in ATM fees when you use a MoneyPass ATM! With more MoneyPass ATMs in convenient retail locations, […]
When it comes to loans of any kind, the idea of paying off monthly bills or even acquiring debt can be somewhat intimidating. While it may be tempting to shell out a large sum of cash to pay for a vehicle upfront, slow and steady certainly wins the race. If you’ve found yourself pondering the […]
Better money management is a somewhat common new year’s resolution, but is also hard to achieve without a clear list of goals in mind. According to a study by Fidelity Investments, 65% of Americans plan to make at least one financial resolution for the new year. If you wish to form better spending and saving […]
So you’ve racked up some credit card and loan debt. While the only way to live life completely debt-free is to pay off those monthly balances in full, there is a viable way to manage high-interest debt by cutting back on the added costs attached to your credit card and loan bills. With the completion […]
Buying a home can be confusing, so the National Credit Union Administration has created a new video that makes the process easier to understand.
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