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Have you ever wondered: "Am I really saving enough for retirement?"
The first step to teaching your kids about money is talking about money.
The celebrated concert series that puts the beat in the heart of Downtown El Paso, Alfresco! Fridays, is back for Season 15
There are many misconceptions about what must be done with a 401(k) when someone leaves a company.
The snowball method is a simple debt elimination strategy that can be employed by anyone of any income level to quickly pay off debt.
With tax season in full effect, here are 9 ways you can master your money.
Account fees will become effective on March 1, 2017
Account fees will become effective on March 1, 2017
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The Stock Market Game™ is offered FREE OF CHARGE in El Paso thanks to the sponsorship of FirstLight Federal Credit Union.
The holiday season brings family time, delicious food and good cheer. Unfortunately, it also brings fraud.
This Black Friday, millions of shoppers will once again make the final seconds of a close football game look like a store window filled with clumsy puppies. And when they don’t find what they’re looking for, they’ll go online where, in addition to great deals, a cornucopia of scams await.
2016 Holiday Branch and Offices Schedule
Identity theft continues to plague consumers, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
On October 20, 2016, credit unions around the
world will celebrate International Credit Union Day (ICU Day).
Millennials have grown up on technology like personal computers, cell
phones and the internet. And while they may be tech-savvy, millennials also are
the most blasé about how technology can lead to identity theft.
EL PASO, TX — FirstLight Federal Credit Union, an El Paso/Las
Cruces based financial institution for over sixty years, will host a grand
opening ceremony for the newest branch location at Fort Bliss Army Post at 3
p.m. Thursday, August 18.
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Could wearing a fitness tracker or smartwatch make it
easier for scammers to exploit your private PIN? That’s the conclusion
of a shocking new study released this month.
