Identity theft continues to be more than just a costly headache. Once the bad guys have your identity information they can make repeated attempts to try to access your accounts, apply for credit in your name, and even steal your tax refund.

The New Year is a time for New Beginnings. Are you ready to make money resolutions that stick?

Identity fraud goes in and out of the headlines with regularity, and while it can be overwhelming to try to keep up with the most current scams, we frequently hear updates from various news sources about guarding our identities. The latest scams are putting our children’s identities at risk.

To make it a happy holiday budget, consider rethinking your holiday plan, setting a budget and sticking with it.

Those looking for a little retail therapy, might also find themselves becoming victims of fraud. Here are the top holiday shopping scams you need to watch out for.

As the eagerly awaited holiday season gets underway, the end of the year is a great time to get a financial health checkup to make sure your finances are on track.

While the season is an opportunity to focus on the things that matter most in life, exchanging gifts is a long-standing tradition and a way to share joy with loved ones. Gift-giving is likely to be even more amped up this year, which might bring upon financial strain.

When it comes to personal finances, many studies show that your overall mental well-being is directly correlated to your financial health.

Planning for the future takes time and consistency. The daily ups and downs of life can mean taking a detour from your carefully thought out plans. It doesn’t mean you can’t regroup and get back on track.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) reported receiving a record number of reports about Economic Impact Payment scams in June and July 2021.

Parents may question the best time to start teaching kids about money and many experts answer – the sooner the better.

Helpful tips for you to remember while traveling, transitioning back to the office, working remotely, and protecting your digital home.

With COVID-related mortgage, rent, student loan and other relief programs ending, being financially aware is more important now than ever. Yet being financially aware goes well beyond managing everyday bills and expenses. Here are 5 signs you are on the right path!

Being alert to potential scams is the best way to protect yourself against fraud and identity theft. Learn tips on how to stay safe and the five scams you may not be thinking about.

Learn 3 ways to keep your credit balances low and how our trusted partner GreenPath Financial Wellness can help!

Learn how to make a milestone purchase the financially smart way.

Going on vacation is a great time to provide some financial education to your kids. Let them help you plan a vacation that won’t break the bank by following these three tips.

The Credit Union proudly scored with an 80% rating of employees saying it was a great place to work compared to the 59% rating typical U.S. based companies receive.

Don’t be fooled by scams that are making the rounds again. Learn about the new techniques scammers are using on old tricks.

Credit Union of Georgia is honored to announce the recognition of their President & Chief Executive Officer, Brian Albrecht as one of Cherokee County’s Top 10 in 10 Young Professionals to Watch.

We break down what a digital wallet is and how to keep it secure. Add your Credit Union of Georgia Visa® Card to your mobile wallet today!

Before you go car shopping pump the brakes. We have created 5 easy tips to help save you money and set yourself up for financial success!

The Credit Union recently hosted a Charitable Contributions Raffle to raise money for local charities.

No matter your age or stage in life, it pays to know the facts about personal finances. Here are three facts to know to get on the right track.

With historically low interest rates, there has never been a better time to finance a Mortgage with your Credit Union! Learn how to determine how much home you can afford.

Learn the difference between Home Title Theft and Loan Fraud, and how Credit Union of Georgia can protect you against the effects of both, no matter where the fraud occurs.

Credit Union of Georgia is excited to showcase our newest branch location with after-hours Smart ATMs with Teller Assist as well as share with the community a variety of exclusive Grand Opening Specials.

Practical money management skills learned at an early age can have a lasting impact on the rest of your child’s life. Learn some great ways to teach your kids about money.

Although everyone’s financial situation is unique, here are some general rules of thumb for which payments to prioritize.

These sophisticated scams take many shapes and target the victim’s identity as well as their wallet.

Credit is essential to helping you meet your financial goals. Learn the 5 factors that influence your score and how to boost it!

Each year the IRS reports on the “Dirty Dozen”, a list of the 12 most prevalent tax crimes of the year.

Enjoy all the benefits of  your Visa® card on devices you use everyday!

Learn why it is crucial to start saving now and tips for getting started!

Reports of stimulus payment-related fraud have sharply increased following the passage of the second stimulus package. Stay vigilant and watch for these four dangerous fraud tactics.

Learn about the Top 10 Identity Theft Myths and suggested resolutions for the new year that will better protect your identity both online and offline.

It’s never too early to learn how to handle your money. Start now to help your child be ready for the future.

Our new digital banking experience provides convenience with enhanced security, new features and functionality.

Should you rollover your 401(K) or leave it where it’s at? Our latest guide, 5 Pros & Cons of 401(K) Rollovers, provides insights.

Having a defined set of options and a clear understanding of your financial picture not only helps to better prepare you for the future, but can also make you feel more confident and less stressed about factors outside of your control.

The financial decisions that you make now can have a lasting impact on your future.

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Ever wonder how your credit score is calculated? It is a common question and can be helpful to explore.