Manage Your Finances

Getting a tax refund can give your financial health a little boost. Check out seven ideas on what to do with your refund money to have a long-lasting impact.

Get a grip on spending with these 5 tips, even if you have a limited or low income. A monthly budget can help you improve your financial health.

Setting a goal in the new year can be just the motivation you need to get your finances in shape. Financial goals need special TLC.

Everyone knows ATMs are a quick and convenient way to withdraw cash. But did you know you can do more?

Especially when finances are tight, it’s important to know just how you can transfer money quickly to friends, family, or even colleagues. Consider these six ways to transfer money should the need arise.

Need a vacation? You don’t have to break the bank to do it. Instead, get much-needed R&R by taking a staycation. Consider these tips to keep your vacation fun and on budget.

Your debit card is your handy go-to whenever you need cash and a great way to make purchases. You’d hate to be without it, even for a moment. Check out these tips to handle a card that’s lost, stolen, or about to expire.

Weddings can be an expensive undertaking. Establishing a budget, setting aside adequate funds and making smart choices can help you create a wedding day that is memorable and affordable.

It’s tempting to simply add a pay raise to your take-home check. But here are five smarter ways to make the most of a pay raise.

Get our checklist of important tasks before you hit the road, and make it the best vacation ever.

Unwanted phone calls plague mobile and landline users alike and put you at risk for falling for a scam. Consider these tips for spotting unwanted calls and blocking them altogether.

A divorce can be emotionally — and financially — difficult. These steps are important to protect your assets and manage your finances.

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Financial stress impacts everyone. It doesn’t have an income or age limit, and we all go through it at some point in our lives. Fortunately, there are strategies to help prevent and reduce financial stress.

No matter your current financial situation, spending your money wisely makes sense. Being intentional about your money helps you use it on things that really matter to you. Follow these simple tips to set up and stick with your budget.

How do individual and joint bank accounts differ? Many people consider getting joint checking or savings accounts for shared expenses. Joint accounts have advantages, but there are also down sides. Learn the pros and cons of each before you decide what’s right for you.

Any time potential financial hardships could be on the horizon, it’s good to think ahead and consider how you might approach contingency planning should you have to weather tougher storms. Consider these five steps to contingency planning for your budget.

Official holidays can mean a day off for your financial institution, so be sure to add getting your banking done early to your list of holiday preparations. Get tips for managing your finances in every season.

While you can almost always manage your finances achieve most of your banking needs remotely, sometimes you need to talk to a representative. Learn the circumstances under which a phone call is your best bet.

There are only a few transactions that require in-person service, but we get it. Sometimes you need a little face time. Learn how to manage your finances in person with UFCU drive-thru service, ATMs, or lobby appointments.

Learn how to use UFCU automated Phone Banking to manage your everyday banking with a touch of a button, no internet or data plan needed. Phone Banking lets you take care of banking from a landline or mobile phone 24/7.