Email Newsletters & Advisories
Email Newsletters & Advisories
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Consumer members receive periodic updates for new SESLOC services, programs and products, plus we send news of important advisories. We also send monthly newsletters, how-tos and alert you of any financial education opportunities. All new consumer members are subscribed upon opening a membership.
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Beginning December 8, 2022, SESLOC is transitioning to new email sender addresses. There are no required changes of behalf our members. However, you may want to add these new addressess to your address book. Here are instructions provided by some of the top email platforms.
NOTE: SESLOC is not responsible for your choice and use of these third-party email platforms. Providing these instructions does not constitute an endorsement of these platforms.
PLEASE NOTE: If your address changes or your mailbox rejects an e-mail, you are automatically unsubscribed from the list and must re-subscribe to continue receiving email information. New members are opted-in at account open per the Consumer Member Account Agreement and Disclosure, but may unsubscribe at any time.
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From the News+ Blog
QR Code Scams: Protecting Your Finances in the Digital Age
In today’s digital world, QR codes have become a staple of convenience, allowing us to access websites, make payments and gain information with a simple scan. However, the ease of accessibility has also made QR codes a prime target for scammers looking to exploit unsuspecting users. Here you can find practical tips for identifying suspicious QR codes and learn strategies to safeguard your personal information.
Buy Now, Pay Later: The Cost of Convenience
“Buy Now, Pay Later” (BNPL) services have become increasingly popular, offering a tempting alternative to credit cards. A 2022 report from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau found that from 2019 to 2021, the number of BNPL loans originated in the U.S. by the five lenders it surveyed grew from 16.8 million to 180 million, highlighting how appealing these services are to consumers.
Saving Strategies: Building an Emergency Fund and Planning for Future Expenses
Saving money is essential for financial stability and preparedness. One of the first steps in saving is to build an emergency fund to cover unexpected expenses like medical bills or car repairs. Here are a few tips for building an emergency fund and planning for future expenses.
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