Essentials for Budget Flexibility: Building Your Emergency Fund
Posted On: February 1, 2024 by CSE Federal Credit Union in: Budgeting, Education
Essentials for Budget Flexibility: Building Your Emergency Fund
One of the key pillars to financial success is having an emergency fund in place. In this blog post, we'll explore the essentials of emergency funds and why every household should prioritize building one.
Think of your budget as a well-constructed house, with each expense and financial goal meticulously planned and laid out like the framework and walls. Now, imagine your emergency fund as the...
Save Green by Going Green
Posted On: May 2, 2023 by CSE Federal Credit Union in: Budgeting, General
Save Green by Going Green
Earth Day (or Earth Month) comes around once a year, but it’s important to consider living a lifestyle where it’s ‘Earth Day Everyday’. Did you know, with a mindset and a lifestyle where Earth Day is Every Day, you could actually be saving a lot of money?
So how can you save green by going green? Let’s dig in…
CSE's Education Hub for ALL Ages!
Posted On: August 8, 2022 by CSE Federal Credit Union in: Budgeting, CSE, Education, Youth Accounts
CSE's Education Hub for ALL Ages!
From the kids to the adults, regardless of your age, it is important to learn about financial education! As we prepare for back to school, we want to share more about our Financial Education HUB! We strive to provide accessible and valuable financial resources for both adults and kids!
Education Hub
For the Kids:
The...
What is Inflation?
Posted On: June 1, 2022 by CSE Federal Credit Union in: Budgeting, CSE, Education, General
In recent months we’ve seen inflation at record levels. Higher prices have impacted all of the ‘staples’ in life from gas to groceries, to housing and vehicles. So, what is inflation? “The price of goods and services—stuff you buy—isn’t constant; prices change over time. When prices go up, that’s inflation. During moments of inflation, it takes more money to buy products or services. This means that purchasing power goes down.”1. ...
