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The Resource Newsletter - 2nd Quarter, 2013
Tips for College Students on Credit Card Use
In today's world, almost everyone has a credit card, but college students can easily get off track on what that card can do to their credit score. More>>
How to Buy a Home Directly from the Owner
If you're interested in purchasing a home without all the "middle man" hassle, here's an article to help you avoid realtor involvement. More>>
30 Easy Ways to Save Money
Don't be offended by the name of the source because the information given in this article ofers some great tips to save money. Some of them seem simple, but somehow don't jump to the forefront when we think about ways to save. More>>
Credit Card Scam
You think you're doing someone a simple favor, but by doing so, it could cost you a lot.
There are so many scams going on that it's hard to keep up with all the warnings we hear about, but this one seemed so innocent in the beginning. Please take the time to watch this video and see just how easy it is for someone to scam you with your credit card info.
Stage 2 Water Restrictions
May 8, 2012
This is not exactly the type of event we would like to be announcing, but please do your part to conserve.
With all the dry weather we have had in San Antonio and surrounding areas, we are now finding ourselves in the next stage of water restriction. For information on how you are required to help conserve, click here.
CBS Moneywatch: Turn to CUs for Student Loans
March 16, 2012
The No. 1 consumer tip for college students seeking additional financial assistance is to "turn to a credit union," says the CBS MoneyWatch website Thursday in an article that lists seven things consumers need to know about private students loans. More >>
The No. 1 consumer tip for college students seeking additional financial assistance is to "turn to a credit union," says the CBS MoneyWatch website Thursday in an article that lists seven things consumers need to know about private students loans. More >>
Digging Below the Surface of Membership Growth at Credit Unions
March 14, 2012
This month the government released figures showing more than 1.3 million people joined credit unions in 2011 -- more than double the previous year's total of less than 600,000. The gain is strong evidence that consumers are fed up with high bank fees and are leaving in large numbers for credit unions. But when you dig a bit deeper into the numbers, the results are even more significant. More>>
This month the government released figures showing more than 1.3 million people joined credit unions in 2011 -- more than double the previous year's total of less than 600,000. The gain is strong evidence that consumers are fed up with high bank fees and are leaving in large numbers for credit unions. But when you dig a bit deeper into the numbers, the results are even more significant. More>>
Credit Unions: A Haven from Hungry Banks
October 14, 2011
When Bank of America announced last month that it would charge $5 each month that a debit card was used, and the Associated Press reports that Wells Fargo and Chase are testing $3 fees, I again became grateful I belong to a credit union. More >>
When Bank of America announced last month that it would charge $5 each month that a debit card was used, and the Associated Press reports that Wells Fargo and Chase are testing $3 fees, I again became grateful I belong to a credit union. More >>
Benefits of Using a Credit Union
September 28, 2011
Not everyone uses a credit union but a lot of people who do belong to one find great benefits in their membership. Many times people sign up for a credit union after they get married, creating a joint account where they share their finances. More >>
Not everyone uses a credit union but a lot of people who do belong to one find great benefits in their membership. Many times people sign up for a credit union after they get married, creating a joint account where they share their finances. More >>

