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Lenders have made car loans easier for borrowers to obtain. However, the loan terms can be extremely lengthy, sometimes as long as 96 months. A loan this long can accrue an immense amount of [...]

Looking for ways to improve credit scores? You’re not alone. Studies have shown that nearly 1 in 4 adults in the U.S. have what’s considered to be a poor credit score. Poor credit [...]

It’s the perfect time to start considering your end of the year money strategy. With the upcoming fall and winter holidays quickly approaching you’ll need all the money saving tips to keep all [...]

An IRA or Individual Retirement Account is an account that provides tax advantages for retirement savings. There are a few types of IRAs that True Sky Credit Union offers. First is a Traditional [...]

If you have found yourself at this blog, then you are almost guaranteed to be asking the question, “ Should I invest in a CD?” Well first, what is a CD, because we’re not [...]

A person’s financial situation can say a lot about someone. It shows how a person is able to handle financial difficulties, ability to effectively manage their income, their debt management, how much they can [...]

You can probably guess that money is the number one reason married couples fight, and you’d be right. That’s not how it should be, though. Here at True Sky Credit Union we don’t want [...]

If you are currently struggling with personal finances right now, then you’re not alone. According to the Mind Over Money survey conducted by Capital One and the Decision Lab, over 70% of Americans are [...]

Having clear communication in any relationship is a must, especially about finances. It’s always smart to keep the lines of communication open and clear about finances with your partner, but unfortunately, money and [...]

You might be wondering, “what does money have to do with my stress and sanity?” The answer is simple: a lot. If you have ever experienced financial stress, then you’re a part of the [...]

Though many people may conflate banks and credit unions, there is one major difference between the two. Credit unions require memberships. If you have only used traditional banks, you might be confused as [...]

There’s a high likelihood that you’ve seen a credit union, even if you didn’t know it. Perhaps you’ve wondered what it is or how they started. A credit union is a member-owned financial cooperative [...]

Who are you trusting to handle your hard-earned money? You may have said JP Morgan, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, or another for-profit bank. These big banks are serving investors, not depositors (aka you)! [...]

What’s the difference between a credit union and a bank? Nothing, they both store your money. Ha ha, just kidding! On the outside, credit unions and banks are very similar financial institutions as far [...]