Consumer News Remar's Report
May 2012Have you bought a new or used car recently? Did you finance with a lender other than CCU? If so, the chances are good that you may be paying too much for your loan. How can you know? Take a few minutes to check out refinancing opportunities at CCU. You could save hundreds or more on the total cost of your loan. You may also be able to reduce the term of the loan and/or lower your payments.
April 2012What are your financial goals? Longer-term goals may include buying a home, saving for your children’s college education, or planning and investing for a retirement free of money worries. In the shorter-term, maybe you’d like to buy a new car or plan for a dream vacation. Managing your money wisely can help you reach your goals. Three powerful strategies form the foundation for success: 1) building a budget, 2) controlling your credit, and 3) setting up savings plans to grow your money. Your credit union has tools to help you do all three. This report outlines how.
March 2012Spring will soon be here and with it plans for home improvements. If you are looking for financing for improvements to your home, the place to go is your credit union. Corning CU offers the Fixed Rate Home Equity Loan, the Equity Advantage Line of Credit and personal loans.
January/February 2012Credit cards are important money management tools for most people. They provide a convenient and secure way to make purchases online and in stores, both at home and while traveling. Unfortunately, for many people, they are also a convenient way to run up debt. Current credit card debt averages over $6000 per U.S. household.
December 2011When December arrives, thoughts turn not just to the holidays but to steps you can take to maximize year-end savings, particularly on the year’s taxes. As you enjoy the season’s festivities, take a moment to consider the following potential ways to save.
November 2011Scammers love to target “mature” adults, the 50+ crowd. What makes older adults attractive targets? They are more likely to have "nest eggs," own their home, and have good credit. Many are trusting, good natured, and willing to believe what people tell them. Scams targeting older adults come via the telephone, email, and even the front door.
While the scams described below tend to be targeted towards older adults, anyone can be targeted. So whether you are older or not, it’s smart to stay alert to the scams most active today.
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