Credit Score & More!

September 16, 2020
Credit Union of Denver has another FREE benefit! Credit Score & More Your credit score is more than just a number – it’s a way for lenders to determine whether you are eligible for a loan, for apartment complexes and insurance agencies to give you rates or access based on your credit worthiness. Managing your credit is an important part of managing your financial well being. It will guide your financial picture on how much interest you pay, which affects your payments, which effects your budget, etc. It’s important Smart... Read More

Tips For A Fall Wardrobe On A Budget

September 15, 2020
We want our members to be successful in finding financial solutions that fit their personal journey. We hope this information helps you stay in reach of your goals! With Fall right around the corner, you might be in the need for some warmer autumn clothing for yourself. And of course, if the leaves are starting to change colors, it can only mean that winter isn’t far behind. That brings with it a whole slew of wardrobe necessities and accessories you’ll need to purchase, for yourself and perhaps the rest of... Read More

Virtual Seminar Wills & Trusts

September 10, 2020
Join us for a Wills & Trusts Virtual Seminar from our friends at Meet Garrett Andersen with The Hughes Law Firm   He usually teaches our Wills & Trusts Seminars in person, but will be coming to you live through a Zoom Webinar.  There are several dates and times to accommodate most schedules. Wednesday, October 7th at 10am Saturday October 24th at 10am Saturday, November 7th at 10am Thursday, November 12th at 6pm       Limit 50 Registrations per date Virtual Wills & Trusts Webinars offered through Zoom To provide... Read More

Impulse Buying: Why We Do It and How to Stop

September 8, 2020
We want our members to be successful in finding financial solutions that fit their personal journey. We hope this information helps you reach your goals! Buying things can be fun – in the moment. For example, you walk into a store, or are surfing online, not meaning to buy anything, and then all of a sudden. . . boom. The perfect sale pops up right in front of you! It’s meant to be, right? No so much. Here’s the fact: Americans impulsively spend an average of $450 every month. That adds up... Read More

Online Security for Kids

September 3, 2020
  Credit Union of Denver wants to keep our members informed about potential hazards, so that you can protect yourself and your family. The information provided has been obtained from reliable resources, so you can be in-the-know! Background Kids’ lives are online more than ever, from socializing with friends and interacting with family to online learning and education. As parents we want to make sure they do so in a safe and secure manner. However, this is hard as many of us never grew up in such an online environment... Read More

Beware – Social Security Scams Are on the Rise

September 2, 2020
Credit Union of Denver wants to keep our members informed about potential fraud, so that you can protect yourself with informed choices. The information provided has been obtained from reliable resources so you can be in-the-know! The Social Security Administration (SSA) is warning Americans about widespread phone scams where callers may impersonate Social Security or claim a Social Security-related problem. Unfortunately, these scammers are trying to gain your trust and steal your money. The best way to protect yourself is to be aware. The Social Security Administration will NEVER: Call to... Read More

Ransomware – What to Know

August 24, 2020
The Reality of Ransomware Unfortunately, Ransomware is becoming a more prevalent threat these days. At Credit Union of Denver, we want our members to be informed and stay protected from potential digital attacks.   What is Ransomware? Ransomware is a type of malicious software (malware) that is designed to hold your files or computer hostage, demanding payment for you to regain access. Ransomware has become very common because it is so profitable for criminals.   Like most malware, ransomware starts by infecting your computer, most often when you open an... Read More

Tips for First-Time Home Buyers

August 12, 2020
Buying a home can be nerve-racking, especially if you’re a first-time home buyer. These tips will help you navigate the process, save money and avoid common mistakes. Learn strategies for saving a down payment, applying for a mortgage, house shopping and more. Mortgage down payment tips  1. Start saving for a down payment early It’s common to put 20% down, but many lenders now permit much less, and first-time home buyer programs allow as little as 3% down. But putting down less than 20% may mean higher costs and paying... Read More