Financial Tips and Money Sense
How to Set and Achieve Your Financial Goals
Chelsea Employees FCU encourages our members to set financial goals to promote good financial health. Here is a helpful article from SavvyMoney with some strategies to get started: by Chris O’Shea, SavvyMoney Daily, July 31, 2024 Steps to help you reach your financial goals. Reaching your financial goals can be difficult, but not impossible. The…
Read MoreProtecting Our Senior Members from Financial Scams
Financial scams targeting seniors are on the rise, and fraudsters are becoming more sophisticated in their tactics. Chelsea EFCU strongly encourages our members to review the information below and share it with family and friends over the age of 60 to help safeguard against these threats. How Are Scammers Targeting Seniors? Fraudsters use various deceptive…
Read MoreSmart Tax Tips for This Year and Beyond
Tax season is here again, and while it can be stressful, a little preparation can make the process smoother. Whether you’re filing your taxes for the first time or you’re a seasoned pro, here are some essential tips to help you this year and in the future. Get Organized Early One of the best ways…
Read More5 Steps to Buying a New Car with Chelsea Employees FCU
Buying a new car is an exciting milestone, but navigating the financing process can feel overwhelming. At Chelsea Employees Federal Credit Union (CEFCU), we make it easy for our members to secure affordable financing and drive off in their dream car. Follow these five simple steps to make your car-buying experience smooth and stress-free. Step…
Read MoreSetting a Savings Goal
It’s never too early to start building a strong foundation, and in today’s economy, it’s more important than ever to budget and save. You work hard- you deserve to live comfortably today, tomorrow and always. Get Started Saving It’s important to have a plan in place when you start to save. Take a look at…
Read MoreYour Credit Score Matters
If your credit history is not where you want it to be, you’re not alone. Improving your credit scores takes time, but the sooner you address the issues that might be dragging them down, the faster your credit scores will go up. The higher your scores, the more likely you are to qualify for loans…
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