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What to Buy and What to Skip in November
The annual shop-a-palooza is here. Black Friday is officially the day after Thanksgiving each year, but the sales run all month. Throw in Cyber Monday a few days after Black Friday, and there are mega opportunities to find bargains throughout November. While this is the busiest shopping month of the year, it isn’t necessarily the best time to bu...
Digital Banking Upgrades: Making Your Day-To-Day Even Easier
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- Digital Banking Upgrades: Making Your Day-To-Day Even Easier
We’re always looking for ways to improve your digital banking experience, and thanks to member feedback, we have a number of updates that will make it easier to do your banking digitally. Read on for an overview of the latest enhancements. Please note: If you don’t have automatic updates enabled on your mobile device, be sure to update the SELCO...
Be Aware of Free Trial Offers
Not exactly a news flash, but online shopping has been displacing brick-and-mortar retailers for years. In 2024, retail e-commerce sales were projected to be over $6 trillion globally—a figure that grows every year. Retailers continue to shift resources to e-commerce as people have become even more comfortable shopping from their computers or...
Building Credit From Scratch
Building credit as a teen can be challenging since most credit-building activities require you to be at least 18 years old. Thankfully, there are some steps you can take now to establish a solid credit foundation to build on.
What’s a Credit Score? And How Can You Improve Yours?
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- What’s a Credit Score? And How Can You Improve Yours?
Thinking about applying for a loan? You’ll want to pay close attention to your credit score. But what is a credit score? And why does it matter? In short, your credit score demonstrates to lenders how likely you are to pay back a loan. The higher the score, the better you look to a lender, which often means better rates and terms on a loan. Read...
