2026 is shaping up to be a transition year for how lenders evaluate borrowers, especially for mortgages. Here’s what you need to know.
2026 is shaping up to be a transition year for how lenders evaluate borrowers, especially for mortgages. Here’s what you need to know.
Financial wellness does not have to mean strict spreadsheets. It is about taking small, actionable steps to feel more in control.
Celebrating does not have to mean draining your savings or racking up credit card debt. With planning and budget-conscious choices – you can still enjoy traditions that matter.
With some planning, you can stay ahead of seasonal home costs and avoid feeling squeezed when these expenses arrive.
The road to recovery after a natural disaster can feel overwhelming, but taking a few key steps can help you begin the rebuilding process.
While the sun-soaked days of summer feel amazing, your energy bill might not. There are many ways to trim costs without sacrificing comfort.
While different factors influence the cost of everyday items, trade tensions and tariffs are part of the picture. But what does that mean for your personal finances?
Ahead of summer’s biggest moving month, check out these five common financial pitfalls you will want to avoid.
A well-structured budget doesn’t have to be about cutting back – it’s about gaining control, reducing stress, and working toward what matters.
Navigating student loan options can be overwhelming. Here is an easy-to-reference guide between federal loans and private loans.
From all of us at SESLOC, we hope your holiday season was enjoyable and that you are looking forward to a prosperous 2026.
SESLOC members saved more time, money, resources, or when out in the community. It’s a win-win! Here’s what we did together in 2025.
Starting December 5, 2025, SESLOC is welcoming 15 new dealerships to the Preferred Dealer Program in Clovis, Fresno, and Selma.
Log into Online Banking and look for the Level Up dashboard to see your current points and benefits in our easy-to-read charts.
For all of 2025, members shredded 191 bins at our six events across the Central Coast, for a grand total of 17.95 tons of documents destroyed.