In the Credit Union spirit of “People Helping People,” we’re launching an Emergency Loan program designed to help members affected by the 2025 U.S. Federal Government Shutdown
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SESLOC Keeps Growth Trajectory with Prestigious 2025 Awards
SESLOC was honored with two awards: The 2025 Pacific Coast Business Times list of “Fastest Growing Companies” and a Bauer 5-Star rating.
Tips for Teaching Kids about Money and Finances
Giving kids an allowance can be a great way to teach them the value of money. Here’s some ways to expand that lesson beyond work and rewards.
What the Made in America Auto Loan Interest Deduction Means for Your Next Car
If you are planning to buy a new car, the “Made in America Auto Loan Interest Deduction” could result in another tax deduction.
Three Common Problems New Business Owners Face
As you focus on your plans, be sure to address these three common problems new business owners face as they start operations.
Cal Poly Students Learn Practical Skills in SESLOC’s Fourth Summer Internship Program
SESLOC’s fourth internship cycle brought on four Cal Poly students over the summer, giving them practical experience of hands-on projects to benefit the membership.
Get Ahead for the Fall and Winter Seasons with These SESLOC Rewards!
Members save more when they use SESLOC Rewards. Here are some SESLOC Rewards redemptions you may want to consider for the end of the year.
Watch Out for These Five Common Scam “Statements”
If you find yourself hearing one of these five common phrases, it’s time to pause and evaluate if you are being targeted by a scammer.
Colleen Stefanek Named SESLOC Young Change Maker for Wide Range of Community Involvement
Colleen Stefanek is the SESLOC Young Change Maker for August 2025 for her work with Habitat for Humanity and other volunteer causes.
What 2025 Tax Changes Mean for Your Wallet
Starting in the 2025 tax filing year, a new federal law will allow some borrowers to deduct the interest paid on qualifying auto loans. But there are a few important details to understand before making decisions.
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5 Ways to Level Up & Save More
Consider making moves to Level Up, with our new member benefits program.¹ Increasing benefits include select fee waivers, waived check orders, and rate discounts on new eligible consumer loans — all of which can help you save even more money and get ahead financially.
FAQs: Level Up Member Benefits Program
Here are the answers to common questions about Level Up, our new member benefits program.¹ Have more questions? Call us at (805) 543-1816 or visit any SESLOC branch:
SESLOC Takes Home Two Top Honors
SESLOC is pleased to announce that we have received two prestigious awards this year. The recognition we have earned serves as a testament to our commitment to excellence and dedication to providing exceptional financial services to our valued member-owners. We are proud to share this achievement with you, as it highlights our ongoing efforts to deliver top-tier products and services that meet and exceed the financial needs of our community.
Reduction in Overdraft Fees: Helping Members Save Today, and Everyday
SESLOC is pleased to announce that as of November 1, 2024, there has been a reduction in overdraft fees. This change is part of our commitment to providing cost-effective solutions for our membership and community. These savings will be extended to members but will have the greatest impact on those facing financial challenges, who need a break from fees to begin saving and building healthy financial habits.
2024 Shred Days Smash Records While Supporting the Local Community
SESLOC’s 2024 Shred Day events break nine years of records by serving 746 visitors and shredding nearly 42,000 pounds of paper! Thanks to our members who attended the events at our San Luis Obispo, Atascadero, Arroyo Grande, Paso Robles and Santa Maria branches, plus our new Lompoc event location. In total, we recycled 133 total bins with about 21 tons of shredded paper— saving 357 trees, 147,000 gallons of water, 63 cubic yards of landfill space, and 84,000 kilowatts of electricity!