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Resources to Help You Save
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Savings Account
A savings account is all you need to get started as a member at TTCU.Savings Account Details -
Certificate
Higher dividend rates are earned as you lock in your deposits for a specified period of time.Certificate Details -
Money Market
A money market account gives you easy access to a higher dividend paying account.Money Market Details -
IRA
An IRA is a tax-sheltered account that allows you to save on taxes while saving for retirement or other needs.IRA Details -
Kids' Savings Club
Help your kids start their financial futures on the right path by introducing them to the fundamentals of saving.Kids' Savings Club Details -
LevelUp
Automatically round up purchases with your TTCU debit card and grow your savings faster with a LevelUp account.LevelUp Details -
How We Can Help
Certified Financial Counselors available at every location, ready to work with you one-on-one.How We Can Help Details -
Wealth Management
Regent Financial Services offers members of TTCU Federal Credit Union access to an assortment of quality, non-proprietary investment choices through LPL Financial.Wealth Management Details
Learn About Saving for a Goal
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Supermodel Parents
Every day, in hundreds of ways, they taught us that saving was the right thing to do.Read More about Supermodel Parents -
Is FOMO Keeping You POOR?
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Budgeting for Beginners
Your first paycheck - Yay! But, now begins the hardest part, learning how to budget.Read More about Budgeting for Beginners -
The $5 Myth
Could the $5 you spend each day on coffee be better used to build something for the future?Read More about The $5 Myth -
How Running Can Help You Budget
I have attempted the Couch to 5k running program more times than I can count.Read More about How Running Can Help You Budget -
4 Steps to an Emergency Fund
The prevailing advice is to have three months of living expenses in an easily-accessible account.Read More about 4 Steps to an Emergency Fund -
Weathering Financial Storms
If you've been furloughed or lost your job, you're wondering when you'll get a paycheck again. If you're self-employed, like my husband, you wonder when the phone will start ringing again with jobs.Read More about Weathering Financial Storms -
Why Is Budget a Dirty Word?
I was managing my money instead of my money managing me.Read More about Why Is Budget a Dirty Word? -
Money Mistakes Millennials Should Avoid
Have you ever bought something crazy and regretted it?Read More about Money Mistakes Millennials Should Avoid -
The Problem with Eating Out
I heard a statistic the other day that stopped me dead in my tracks. Forty-nine percent of millennials spend more going out to eat than on retirement.Read More about The Problem with Eating Out -
3 Tips for Your Teen's First Budget
Do you remember the first time you started thinking about money as something more than what your parents loaned you for lunch?Read More about 3 Tips for Your Teen's First Budget
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