In most climates across the country, the season of backyard barbecues and firework shows bring sweltering temperatures. Without the proper attire, you might feel uncomfortable hanging out outdoors, but tailoring your outfits for the forecast can help keep you cool all summer long. Buying new clothes can add up quickly; fortunately, summer wardrobes tend to be the least expensive to improve.

The “people helping people” philosophy is the backbone of the credit union industry. It’s what the first creators of credit unions based their businesses, products, and services upon – this commitment to providing opportunities and creating a more equal community.

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Strawberry popsicles and swimming pools can only do so much to keep you cool in the summertime. Sometimes, the only solution for relief in the warmer months is to crank the air conditioner - but keeping the house at a pleasant temperature can add up fast. You don’t have to be stuck taking cold showers through September to beat the heat, though; there are things you can do to help lower your utility bill, even with the A/C running

Buying a home is a big financial step - one with lots of paperwork and several expenses. Before you start making Pinterest boards to inspire the look of your living room and back patio, it’s important to understand how to apply for a mortgage and how to shop for a house.

A quick scroll through Instagram on any given day reveals that it’s National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day or, on the flipside, National Eat Your Vegetables Day. Celebrated since the early 2000’s, April is National Financial Literacy Month, a nationwide effort to teach Americans the importance of establishing and maintaining healthy financial habits.