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Financial Health
Taking control of your financial health starts with education.
Open Enrollment: What to Review Before You Choose Your Benefits
Health care open enrollment can sneak up quickly. Your decisions can affect your healthcare costs, financial security and budget all year.
Let Your Money Do the Hard Work After Labor Day
While the Summer is over, Labor Day should be the start of “let your money do the labor” season. Here are three ways to “Moneymaxx” the fall.
Has Your Information Been Exposed? Here’s What to Do Next
Retailers, healthcare providers, schools, and even financial services companies have all been targets of data breaches. What matters after is how quickly and thoughtfully you respond.
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.
The Smart Spender’s Guide to Credit Cards
Building practical financial habits can help you use credit cards wisely, avoid costly mistakes, and keep your finances on track.
Five Unexpected Types of Fraud that Could Impact Your Identity
Some types of identity theft can go unnoticed for months or even years before victims discover the damage. Understanding these lesser-known threats can help you recognize warning signs and take steps to help protect yourself.
Cash-Smart College Life: Strategies to Conquer Common Financial Setbacks
College brings new financial responsibilities. Explore tips for budgeting, saving, and navigating unexpected costs while working toward your goals.
Should I Buy a Business?
Buying a company or starting a new business from scratch can be one of the scariest – and most rewarding – things you will ever do. That’s why it’s smart to look past the profit and loss reports and take these four important factors into account.
Celebrate Your Financial Freedom on America’s 250th Anniversary
Now more than ever, the ability to exercise your financial freedom opens more doors and gives you the opportunity to do more, save more and prepare for the future.
Recent News
SESLOC Welcomes Gloria Torres, Mortgage Loan Officer Serving Kern and Fresno Counties
SESLOC Mortgage Loan Officer Gloria Torres is excited to serve Kern County, Fresno County and the Central Valley.
Introducing the HELOC FlexLine: Unlock the Value of Your Home
SESLOC is excited to introduce HELOC FlexLine: a Home Equity Line of Credit that puts you in control.
SESLOC and the Community: When We Work Together, It’s a Win-Win!
Credit unions are all about people helping people, and supporting our community is in our DNA. When we work with our community, that’s a “win-win!”
SESLOC Opens New Doors by Launching First-Time Homebuyer Mortgage Option
With the SESLOC First-Time Homebuyer Mortgage program, we’re opening a new pathway for qualified buyers.
SESLOC Welcomes Jeffrey Wu, Vice President of Member Business Loans
SESLOC Credit Union is proud to announce the hiring of Jeffrey Wu as Vice President of Member Business Loans.