Summer is the perfect time to relax, unwind, and explore new destinations. However, the cost of vacations can quickly add up, making it essential to plan ahead and find ways to save money.

Fraudsters are accessing public information about your loan and sending deceptive postcards and letters.

When it comes to planning for the distribution of your assets after you pass away, two common legal instruments come to mind: the will and the trust. While both serve as essential components of estate planning, they have distinct differences that cater to different needs and circumstances.

Loud budgeting is a money-saving technique that involves declining social opportunities when it puts your financial goals in jeopardy, and telling people that’s the reason you aren’t going.

With the increase in online shopping throughout the past years, here's what you should know about buy now, pay later options.

At ORNL FCU, we take the security of your financial well-being very seriously. Here are five tax scams and fraud to be on the lookout for this spring.

American taxpayers have until April 15 to file their income tax return. Here are eight ways that you can effectively utilize your Income Tax Return!

Here are four ways to introduce money to your children to help them become comfortable with money and set them up for financial success.

Identity theft is something that nobody dreams of happening to them, yet it unfortunately happens to over 300,000 Americans each year. When one discovers they are a victim of identity theft, it can be very overwhelming. At ORNL Federal Credit Union, we strive to be that strong support system needed when someone is building a healthy financial lifestyle.

Are you planning to enroll in college for the 2024–2025 academic year? Or perhaps, have a child enrolling in college? If so, you are going to want to know about the upcoming FAFSA changes that will take place in the new year.

At ORNL Federal Credit Union, we believe there is an importance in balance when it comes to creating a healthy, thriving financial lifestyle. Which is why we still believe setting money back will help you in the long run. Here are four ways that you can start saving money today!

At ORNL Federal Credit Union, we believe it is important to be financially educated in all aspects of banking. So, let’s take a deeper dive into bankruptcy.

At ORNL Federal Credit Union, we believe that it is never too early to start saving for retirement. However, for small business owners, the idea of retirement can be frightening and challenging. While most employed professionals are offered some type of established retirement plan, for small business owners — it’s not always that simple. So how can you as a small business owner save for retirement? There are options and here is how!

As many borrowers begin to make student loan repayments, we want you to be aware of potential scam tactics.

At ORNL Federal Credit Union, we understand that it can be stressful when living paycheck to paycheck. When you’re trying to make ends meet and are covering just your expenses—there is no room for unexpected costs or other financial obligations. However, there are ways to break out of the cycle of living paycheck to paycheck.

Since COVID-19, we have seen an increase in scams and fraud. What is the most common scam, you ask? Phone and text scams are the most popular tactics scammers are using right now. According to the Federal Trade Commission, phone scams accounted for $330 million lost in 2022. At ORNL Federal Credit Union, we want your accounts and information to stay safe. Below are some examples of the most common phone and text scams.

We care about the health and overall well-being of our members and community. Which is why we wanted to share the Alzheimer’s Association’s list of warning signs to help people identify symptoms that may be related to Alzheimer’s or another dementia.

We believe that maintaining your credit score plays a vital role in managing a healthy financial lifestyle. In addition to keeping up with your credit score; it is also important to check your credit reports at least once a year.

As you begin to enjoy the summer months with friends and family, we're here as a reminder to not be complacent and to always be mindful of the following types of scams.

If your current mortgage has a higher interest rate compared to the current market rates, refinancing could help you save money.