Cooking with CTFCU: Thanksgiving Edition
The CTFCU staff is sharing their favorite go-to recipes! Check them out below:
Socially Distant Halloween
Halloween is right around the corner, and much like other holidays in 2020, COVID-19 has changed the way that we will celebrate. Many states have canceled their spooky festivities and have recommended that trick-or-treaters stay home this year. Learning to adjust our traditions while still maintaining social distance can be a challenge. CTFCU is here …
Back to School in 2020
With every transition, proper mindset and preparation is key to overcoming obstacles, and the 2020 school year is no exception. Whether your school district is starting off the year exclusively with distance learning, going back to in-person learning five days a week, or they’ve settled on something in between, CTFCU has you covered. Here’s our …
Fraud Prevention Series: College Tuition Scams
August is here and college students and their parents, are caught up in a frenzy of preparations making them more likely to fall victim to scams. Here at CTFCU, our biggest priority is the financial wellness of our members, and that includes keeping them and their money safe. To ensure member safety, we put together …
Fraud Prevention Series: Employment Scams
Finding a new career opportunity can be stressful. Especially when a job offer seems to meet all of your requirements, you may wonder if it’s too good to be true. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has warned of a surge in employment scams, and those in the market for a new job, or looking for …
CTFCU Grilling Hacks
Nothing says summer like the mouthwatering smell of a flaming barbecue filled with delicious food. Are you ready for the season? CTFCU has 13 genius grilling hacks that will make your backyard the place to be this summer! 1. Use a muffin tray for condiments This grilling season, skip the condiment chaos by keeping all …
Economic Impact Payment Card
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the United States Government has distributed stimulus funds to residents to help ease the negative financial impact from lost economic activity. Most American taxpayers will receive their funds via direct deposit into the bank account listed on their most recent tax return, but some will receive their …
Father’s Day at Home
In previous years, celebrating your dad and other prominent father figures in your life meant going to restaurants, attending a sports game, or hosting a barbeque. This year’s Father’s Day is quite different than before, but what does this mean for your plans? While some state governments have lifted stay at home orders, many businesses …
Summer at Home
Although we are hopeful that stay-at-home orders will be lifted by the start of the summer, many are still choosing to avoid mass gatherings and maintain social distance. What does this mean for your children? In recent months schools across the nation have closed and our kids have been at home to learn remotely. Unsure …
Mother’s Day at Home
In recent weeks, in person family gatherings and celebrations have become a thing of the past, and Mother’s Day is no exception. While we may be unable to take our mothers out for brunch or a nice dinner, a celebration is still possible. Below is a list of ways you can make this day special …
Archives
2020
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No-Fee Gift Cards 2020
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Cooking with CTFCU: Thanksgiving Edition
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Socially Distant Halloween
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International Credit Union Day
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We’re Expanding Our Reach!
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Back to School in 2020
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Fraud Prevention Series: College Tuition Scams
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Fraud Prevention Series: Employment Scams
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School Supply Drive 2020
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Overdraft Opt-in
2019
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Fraud Prevention Series: Fraudulent Phone Calls
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Be Financially Prepared for 2020
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6 Tips to a Stress-Free Holiday
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Carowinds Winterfest 2019
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Black Friday Shopping Guide
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Greenville Branch Relocation
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No-Fee Gift Cards 2019
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The First 85 Years: CTFCU Timeline from 1934-2019
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The Walking Debt
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Halloween Safety Tips