College brings new financial responsibilities. Explore tips for budgeting, saving, and navigating unexpected costs while working toward your goals.
College brings new financial responsibilities. Explore tips for budgeting, saving, and navigating unexpected costs while working toward your goals.
That first move into a college dorm room is exciting, but preparing for it can be overwhelming. You’ve got a long shopping list, limited space, and a limited budget — what items are really worth the cost and what items should you try to save money on?
College is an exciting chapter for many people, opening doors to new experiences, newfound freedom, and independence. But it can also be a financially difficult and dangerous time — the financial mistakes people make as students can haunt them for years to come. That’s why students should look to their local credit union.
Moving out and on your own is an exciting step towards independence, but the financial responsibility can also be shocking if you’re not prepared. There are a lot of odds and ends that you need to plan for, as well as a lot of expected (and unexpected) costs associated with the move. Here are some tips to prepare:
Starting a new chapter in your life as an independent adult? One of the most important lessons you can learn is about financial wellness. Give your future self the gift of security by hitting these five financial health goals in your 20’s:
SESLOC is excited to introduce HELOC FlexLine: a Home Equity Line of Credit that puts you in control.
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!”
With the SESLOC First-Time Homebuyer Mortgage program, we’re opening a new pathway for qualified buyers.
SESLOC Credit Union is proud to announce the hiring of Jeffrey Wu as Vice President of Member Business Loans.
Whether you’re planting roots in a new community or just changing the scenery, you deserve to work with a partner helping to make your move fast and easy.