Adopting a minimalist lifestyle doesn't have to mean making big changes in your life. But it does mean a commitment to ridding your life—and finances—of clutter.

A recent survey by NextAdvisor found that 51% of Americans were anxious about their financial situation. The top 3 worries were

Do money talks with your teenagers begin and end with “How much do you need…”? Our advice is don’t tell teens what they need to know—show them.

With the cost of natural gas going up, heating bills are expected to increase up to 30% this winter. To conserve your money, it's time to consider ways to conserve energy in your home.

Beginning November 17th, members can use Zelle® to send and receive money. Zelle® is available inside members’ online and mobile banking, so you don’t need to download anything…

When you step into a dealership to buy a new car, you may feel some uncertainty if you are taking the right steps and if you have all the right information. By following these simple steps

As the leaves begin to change color, it’s time to start thinking about your year-end money strategy. The fall and winter holidays are closer than you think. Use the following strategies to make the rest of the year count.

The World Council of Credit Unions presented the Distinguished Service Award (DSA) to Cameron Dickey, President and CEO of Cy-Fair FCU.

After a bad day, it can feel good to go out and treat yourself. Whether that's buying yourself a new pair of shoes, a nice meal at a restaurant, or a day at the spa, this type of occasional spending…

Does your young-adult student need a crash course in personal finance? A financial literacy survey by the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC) reveals that most adults learned

Beginning July 15th, eligible parents will receive monthly payments in their accounts from the Child Tax Credit. As part of the American Rescue Plan, parents will receive half of the total Child Tax Credit amount in advance

Parents of college students are feeling the pinch. The gap—between the ever-increasing costs of higher education and the steadily declining amount of financial aid and loans available—keeps getting wider.

The number of natural disasters, particularly weather-related disasters, appears to be rising each year. If you live in a hurricane-, earthquake-, or flood-prone area, you know you may only have seconds to get to safety.