Financial Lessons from Black Leaders
Building wealth isn’t just about earning more; it’s about building something that still stands a decade from now, and ideally, helps the next generation start stronger than you did. 7 Financial Lessons from Black Leaders: Building Wealth That...
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2026 Auto Loan Special
Find the car you want. We’ll help make the financing make sense. The Deal PDCU’s 2026 Auto Loan Special offers rates as low as [wpdatatable_cell table_id=2 row_id="2" column_key="B"] APR* for up to 72 months on new and used vehicles—including...
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5 Ways to Save Money Every Month
When you try to Save Money Every Month, it doesn’t require a spreadsheet obsession or a “no fun allowed” lifestyle. It’s usually a handful of small, repeatable habits that keep more cash in your account—month after month. 5 Ways to Save...
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Need a Little Extra for Valentine’s Day? Here Are Your Options
Valentine’s Day is supposed to be sweet, not a surprise attack on your checking account. If you’re planning gifts, dinner, travel, or a special experience, a small, structured loan can help you spread the cost into predictable monthly payments...
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Balance Transfers 101: How to Save on Interest
A balance transfer can be a smart way to reduce interest costs when used as part of a plan. Think of it like moving your debt from a “high-interest neighborhood” to a “lower-interest neighborhood” … but you still have to pay the rent on...
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Account Takeover Scams Are Surging in 2026
If someone calls, texts, or emails claiming to be “your bank” and urgently needs a code from you, you’re not talking to a helper; you’re talking to a thief with a script. Account Takeover Scams are impersonating financial institutions to steal...
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Super Bowl Savings: How to Enjoy the Big Game Without Breaking the Bank
Super Bowl Sunday is basically a national holiday… with snacks. And like most holidays, it can get expensive fast. For Super Bowl LX (Sunday, February 8, 2026), kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. ET. And according to the 2026 Super Bowl Spending Survey...
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How to Build an Emergency Fund (and Why It’s Important)
An emergency fund is the financial equivalent of keeping a spare tire in the trunk. You don’t plan to use it… But when you need it, you really need it. Whether it’s a car repair, an unexpected medical bill, a home maintenance surprise, or a...
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Check Your Debt-to-Income Ratio in Seconds
If you’ve ever wondered, “Am I carrying too much monthly debt?” you’re not alone—and now you’ll have a quick way to see it. Starting January 13, 2026, a new way to Check your debt to income ratio (DTI) module will be available inside the...
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What to Do If You Think You’re Being Scammed (or Have Been Scammed)
Being scammed creates panic and urgency. Your job is to do the opposite: slow the situation down, verify independently, and take fast action where it matters. If you’re in the middle of a suspicious call/text right now: Hang up. Don’t reply....
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