Life Moment Resource Center
Whether you're headed off to college, planning your retirement, or anything in between, UECU's Life Moment Resource Center has articles and helpful tips to assist you on your journey, wherever you happen to be. Click any of the "Life Moments" below for a list of helpful resources and suggested articles.
Going to College or Back to School
All done with high school and ready for life on your own? In the next few years your Student account will transition to an adult account, you'll be faced with decisions about car loans, first jobs, credit cards, school, and more! Check out the articles and helpful links below for advise during this important transition.
Buying a Home
Buying or refinancing a home is a huge decision – but rest assured your credit union is here to help. We offer first mortgage products through CU Companies; however, our lenders can advise you through a variety of housing obstacles and assist you each step of the way. Check out a variety of articles on the following page and peruse the helpful links for even more tips!
Moving or Relocating
Packing up and moving is a large event in your life and can be a smooth transition or a huge stressor. Planning ahead and doing a little research will put you ahead of the game. Remember that while you're canceling your phone, cable, gas, electric, and other utilities, you don't have to cancel your credit union membership. Allow our staff and services help make your move easier!
Divorce
With all the stress that comes with a divorce, it is hard to take time to evaluate your finances clearly. We're here to help. Let a credit union representative sit down with you to go through where you stand financially and help you through this difficult time.
Marriage
Taking the plunge is a big step, but if you consider the financial consequences and make some important decisions before tying the knot, you'll be way ahead of the ball game! Decide if you're going to pool your assets or maintain separate checking or savings accounts. If you have a credit card issued by UECU, notify us of your name change. Also, update beneficiaries on your savings accounts, IRAs (individual retirement accounts), and other investments.
Having Kids & Raising a Family
Having children and starting a family means opportunities for youth accounts, teaching your children the importance of saving, and preparing them to become smart adult spenders. Look to your credit union for tools for financial education and resources for raising happy, healthy kids – from birth through graduation!
Financial Hardships or Tough Times
Losing or leaving a job can be devastating financially and emotionally, as can going through any time of financial hardship. We want you to know that your credit union is here to help with articles and resources, as well as products and services to try to relieve some of your burden.
Retirement or Empty Nest
Everyone looking toward retirement has unique needs and circumstances. That's why we've compiled a list of helpful articles and resources to cover a broad range of retirement topics. It's never too early or too late to plan for your retirement; the sooner you start evaluating your finances, the more prepared you'll be! We're here to help if you have any concerns, just let us know what we can do!
Savings Federally Insured to at least $250,000 by NCUA and backed by the full faith and credit of the United States Government. Savings insured an additional $250,000 with Excess Share Insurance, for combined coverage of $500,000. We do business in accordance with the Federal Fair Housing Law and the Equal Credit Opportunity Act.
