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The Bryant Searcy Foundation Scholarship
Carrying on a Hero’s Legacy: The Bryant Searcy Foundation’s Mission Sometimes, the strongest legacies are built not from tragedy, but from resilience and hope. That’s exactly the spirit behind the Bryant Searcy Foundation, led by founder Sherry Searcy. After losing her husband, Bryant Searcy, in the line of duty, Sherry turned heartbreak into action, helping young people pursue education and ...
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Homebuyer Bootcamp
Introducing PDCU’s Virtual Homebuyer Bootcamp Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll ever make, but you don’t have to navigate the journey alone! At People Driven Credit Union (PDCU), we’re committed to helping you make informed, confident decisions throughout the homebuying process. That’s why we’re launching the Homebuyer Bootcamp, a free virtual webinar series designed to ...
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Save 30% on an Estate Plan This April
Take Control of Your Legacy: Save 30% on an Estate Plan This April April is National Financial Literacy Month, and People Driven Credit Union is here to help you take the next step in securing your financial future—with exclusive savings on estate planning. We’ve partnered with Trust & Will to offer 30% off any estate plan, available April 1–30, 2025, ...
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How to Teach the Value of a Dollar to a Child
Turn coins into confidence—one lesson at a time. Kids are naturally curious about money: where it comes from, what it’s used for, and how they can get more of it. Teaching the value of a dollar is one of the most important life lessons you can pass on—and it’s never too early to start. Helping children understand what money represents ...
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Why Starting Financial Education Early Matters
Give your kids the tools to thrive, Starting Financial Education Early. It’s never too early—or too late—to start teaching kids about money. Whether your child is still learning how to count or preparing for their first paycheck, building a strong foundation in financial literacy can shape their future in powerful ways. At People Driven Credit Union, we believe that smart ...
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Big Dreams Start with Small Savings in Youth Accounts
Start strong. Grow smart. Save with confidence. Helping young people build healthy financial habits with youth accounts is one of the best investments we can make in their future. Whether you’re a parent opening your child’s first savings account or a teen starting to manage your own money, where you choose to save matters. At People Driven Credit Union, we ...
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Why Credit Unions Are the Place for Young Savers
Why Credit Unions Building strong financial habits starts with the right foundation. If you’re a parent, grandparent, or young adult thinking about where to start your financial journey, choosing the right place to save money is a big decision. While big banks often dominate the conversation, credit unions offer some of the best advantages for young savers. Especially—including better rates, ...
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How to Teach Kids About Money
Financial Literacy: How to Teach Kids About Money It’s never too early to build smart money habits. It’s always a great time to start conversations about money with your kids. Teaching children about finances early on helps set them up for long-term success. At People Driven Credit Union, we believe that financial wellness starts at home, and we’re here to ...
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Why Saving for Retirement is Important
The earlier you start, the easier it gets. Retirement might seem a lifetime away when you’re in your 20s or 30s—but that’s exactly why it’s the perfect time to start saving for retirement. While your day-to-day priorities may include paying off student loans, saving for a house, or building your career, it’s important not to overlook your future self. Saving ...
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How to Stay on Track with Your Financial Goals
Make this the year you follow through, one step at a time. Setting financial goals is a great first step, but sticking with them throughout the year is where real change happens. Whether you’re focused on paying down debt, building your emergency fund, or saving for a big purchase, staying on track takes intention, consistency, and the right tools. At ...
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