Scammers are very active during weekends and long holidays, taking advantage of credit union closures and travelers. Unfortunately, they are often successful.

Most credit unions offer a rewards card where you can earn points to redeem for rewards and perks. If you're planning a trip, looking to save on a big purchase or earning cash back, credit card rewards can help you reach your goal. There are many ways you can accumulate extra points, miles, and cash back with your rewards card.

Many homeowners refinance their mortgages to take advantage of lower interest rates due to changes in finances, personal life or to save money.

Tens of millions of Americans have found themselves out of work as the economy reels from the impact of COVID-19. A record 22 million Americans have filed for unemployment insurance in the four weeks leading up to April 11. Unfortunately, when there’s bad news, the scammers aren’t far behind.

As the ongoing coronavirus pandemic continues to disrupt life and cancel plans across the world, people are finding creative ways to celebrate.

Protecting your account is now more important than ever. Criminals are using a method called “credential stuffing” to try and access accounts at financial institutions.

Some of the financial terms flying around in the wake of the recently approved Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act may be confusing.