Our Blog
Unlock the doors to financial empowerment with our insightful and engaging blog at Energy Credit Union. We're not just a financial institution; we're your partner on the journey to financial well-being.
Dive into articles written by financial experts, covering topics from smart budgeting and investment tips to navigating credit responsibly. Our blog is your go-to resource for mastering the art of managing your finances.
Learn about the latest trends in the financial world, get updates on interest rates, and stay informed about industry changes. Arm yourself with knowledge to make informed decisions about your money. At Energy CU, we believe in the power of community. Join a network of like-minded individuals, share experiences, and participate in discussions that matter to you.
Payclipper Loan Program Update
Just over a month ago, Energy Credit Union proudly launched the Payclipper Home Upgrade Loan Program, and in that short time, we’ve already seen remarkable engagement from our members.
Home Improvements on the Rise - and So Are Costs
If you're planning a home improvement project this year—whether it's upgrading your heating and cooling system, remodeling your kitchen or bath, or even just tackling long-overdue repairs—you may want to act sooner rather than later.
Savings Tips for College Students
College students need all the help they need when it comes to saving money. Who better to advise them than the pros at online tax preparation software company TaxSlayer.com?
Is it Possible to Buy a House with Bad Credit?
Lenders want to know that you can pay the monthly payments, plus interest and insurance. If you can show proof of debt management and affordability, you’ll have a far better chance of getting authorized, even if you have a bad credit score.
Overview of Purchasing Automobile And Truck Insurance Policies
Some of the most crucial details will aid in the acquisition of an ideal insurance coverage. We’ve compiled a policy overview that may be of use to you.
The Advantages of Joining a Credit Union
A financial institution will have, or already has, a relationship with you. You may go to your neighborhood bank, a major national financial conglomerate, or a credit union.