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.
Financial literacy for kids to help empower more families
A new partnership focuses on financial literacy for kids. Find out how the forward-thinking initiative is already paying off.
Family turns to Dupaco from tri-state area and beyond
No matter where life takes this tri-state area family, they’ve come to rely on their credit union for homebuying guidance.
Why her credit union is 500 miles away
For the past four years, credit union member Sara Davis has lived 500-plus miles from the closest Dupaco branch. Here’s why the distance doesn’t matter.
How to winterize a house and avoid costly claims
Do you know how to winterize a house? Not only can it lower your energy bills, it can help you avoid costly insurance claims. Get the tips.
Dupaco named a Top Workplace in Iowa
The Des Moines Register announced the 2019 Top Workplaces. Dupaco Community Credit Union was recognized again as a top 10 workplace.
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.
How you can avoid Social Security scams
Did you get a call from the “Social Security Administration”? Fraudsters are targeting consumers in Social Security scams. Here’s what you should know.
Joining first credit union pays off for new member
As Brian Lappe grew less happy with his longtime bank, he decided it was time to try something new—his first credit union.
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.
6 money lessons your kids can learn at the farmers’ market
Looking for a way to help your kids practice budgeting? Why not give them real-world experience at your local farmers’ market?
