Articles & Financial Education

When we think about our mental and physical health, financial wellness is a vital part of overall well-being.

If you become a victim of identity theft, use the following resources to help restore your credit and protect your personal information. It is essential to act quickly to prevent further damage and avoid having to start over from the chaos caused by the fraudsters.

Service members are granted special legal and financial protections under laws like the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA). These protections help reduce stress during active duty by offering benefits such as reduced interest rates on loans, protection from eviction, and the ability to delay certain legal proceedings.

To prevent overdrafts, monitor your account balance regularly and set up alerts for low balances. Create a budget to control your spending and maintain a buffer in your account for unexpected expenses. Use mobile banking apps for real-time tracking, and consider linking your checking account to a savings account for automatic transfers if needed.