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What To Know About ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’
Choosing a "Buy Now, Pay Later" option at check-out is so easy, it almost seems too good to be true. Learn the pros and cons of using these services.
Understanding Card Skimming and How to Prevent It
Card skimming is an evolving scam that can be difficult to spot. Fortunately, evolving security features and preventative measures by consumers can stop it from happening.
What Does ‘No Mortgage Insurance / No PMI’ Really Mean?
While "no PMI" or "no mortgage insurance" may sound enticing, there will always be higher costs for your mortgage if you're unable to make a down payment of 20%.
Make Your Life Easier with Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Payments
Whether you're hitting the road or enjoying a fun night out, use Zelle® to easily split the costs with friends and family, right from our app.
The Benefits of Banking Digitally with SELCO
Banking digitally with SELCO can become a creature comfort while giving you peace of mind knowing your information is safe.
Is It Time To Refinance Your Auto Loan?
Did you know you can refinance a vehicle loan? Under the right circumstances, you could enjoy considerable savings by restructuring your loan.
P2P Payment Systems: What You Need to Know
Peer-to-peer (P2P) payment systems are changing the way we handle our money. It’s now easier than ever to pay back friends and family.
When to Use (And Not Use) a Credit Card
When used responsibly, a credit card can be a useful tool for helping reach your financial goals. Here are examples of ways to put a credit card to good use.
Affordable Sustainability, Part 1: Going Solar
In part 1 of the Affordable Sustainability series, we lay out the ins and outs of using solar energy to power your home.
Payment Apps Are Convenient, But Storing Money There Poses Risks
Payment apps like Zelle®, PayPal, and Venmo are convenient, but money held in these apps often lacks any sort of federal insurance protection.