How to stop lifestyle creep in its tracks
When you earn more money, you have more money to spend. But this can lead to lifestyle creep. Learn what this is—and how you can avoid it.
You still have time to save in these accounts
If you meant to set aside more money for retirement or health expenses last year, you still have time to contribute to these accounts.
Members’ savings lead to generous holiday budget
Many Dupaco members will have a generous holiday budget thanks to saving throughout the year. Find out how much members saved in 2020.
How to save more money automatically
Wondering how to save more money? Check out these tips and tools to help you automate your savings so you can reach your goals.
How to save for your hopes and dreams
What are your hopes and dreams? Naming them—and saving for them—can help you reach your goals. These tools can help you do just that.
How the federal interest rates impact you
The Federal Reserve Board announced an emergency rate cut Sunday, lowering interest rates to near zero. Here’s how the rate cut impacts you.
Find out how much members saved for holiday season
Systematic saving will pay off for Dupaco members this holiday season. Through the credit union’s popular Holiday Club savings account, 5,193 participating members saved a record-setting $5.2 million throughout the year. Members received their savings, and dividends, Oct. 30. The…
How to know if a money market account is right for you
Knowing how a money market account works can help you decide whether the saving strategy is right for you. Here’s what you should consider.
Pay Yourself First Before ‘The Eagle Flies on Friday’
Remember to pay yourself first—before you spend anything—to help you save for emergencies, retirement and other financial goals.
How you’re helping people by saving at your credit union
When you save at a credit union, you’re helping people who need loans. It’s all part of the cooperative cycle of a member-owned credit union.
Opening your first credit card? Don’t forget to do this
So, you’ve opened your first credit card. When used correctly, it can help you build your credit. But you’ll also want to practice this money-smart move.
Share certificate or CD investment: When to cash in early
Ending a term-share certificate or CD investment early can result in penalties. But sometimes the fees are worth it. Here’s why.
