Why We Overspend During the Holidays and How to Stay in Control
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Published: November 14, 2025
The holidays come with joy, tradition and subtle pressure to spend more than we planned. Learn what drives holiday overspending and how to stay grounded with a few practical money tips.
Highlighting Financial Empowerment: USSFCU at the Aspen Institute Benefits & Wellness Fair
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Published: October 29, 2025
USSFCU attends the Aspen Institute Benefits & Wellness Fair to educate employees on the benefits of membership and our programs on financial literacy.
The Credit Union Advantage for Small Business Owners
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Published: July 15, 2025
Starting or growing a business means making a lot of important decisions, including where to bank. While big banks may seem like the obvious choice, many small business owners are discovering that credit unions offer an edge that's hard to beat. If you're building a business, here's why working with a credit union like USSFCU can be one of the smartest moves you make.
Don't Fall for the Fake Utility Shutoff Scam
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Published: November 6, 2025
As the temperatures drop, scammers are turning up the heat literally. One of the most common scams this season involves fraudsters posing as representatives from your electric, gas, or water company. They'll call, text, or email you claiming your service will be shut off unless you make an immediate payment. The message sounds urgent and frightening. But it's all part of their plan to trick you.
USSFCU Commemorates 90 Years of Service and Innovation
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Published: November 17, 2025
USSFCU proudly celebrates nine decades of member-focused service and financial innovation that have transformed a small Capitol Hill cooperative into a nationwide credit union serving members in all 50 states.
62, 67, or 70? When to Claim Social Security and How It Affects Your Benefits
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Published: November 6, 2025
The age you claim Social Security can change your benefits for life. Learn how starting at 62, waiting until full retirement age, or delaying to 70 affects your monthly income and how to decide what's right for your retirement goals.



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