By Ian Smith, OnPoint Community Credit Union Escalating grocery, energy, housing and childcare costs are causing many people to rely on credit to cover everyday expenses. This growing reliance is […]
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By OnPoint Community Credit Union Consumer confidence across the US and here in the Northwest has hit a 12-year low, with more than 27 percent expecting their financial situations to
Five Ways to Alleviate Financial Anxiety During Uncertain Times Read More
By Damian Laviolette, OnPoint Community Credit Union US consumers lost a staggering $10.3 billion to fraud in 2023, a 14 percent increase from the previous year’s total, according to the
Cybersecurity eBook to Help Consumers Protect Themselves Read More
By Gina Haefner, VP/Area Manager, OnPoint Community Credit Union The nation’s “Big 4” accounting firms, Deloitte, PwC, KPMG and EY, all agree: people are planning to spend more this holiday
Have a Festive and Financially Sustainable Holiday Season Read More
By OnPoint Community Credit Union Planning a wedding or moving in with your significant other can be an exciting time in a couple’s life. A beautiful dress, new furniture or
First Comes Love…Then Comes Financial Security? Read More
By OnPoint Community Credit Union The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) received more than 2.4 million fraud reports from consumers in 2022. Consumers nearly lost $8.8 billion from fraud, an increase
Combating Cybercrime Read More
By OnPoint Community Credit Union The upcoming holiday season is promising to be a big one, with holiday spending expected to hit its highest level since before the pandemic. The
Tips to Minimize Holiday Financial Stress Read More
By Kris McDowell We all deserve a little treat, a little splurge, once and a while. When done in a responsible manner, it doesn’t need to be something that will
Splurging Responsibly Read More
Caryn Anderson, fourth grade teacher at Abernethy Elementary School, was one of four winners of the 2023 OnPoint Prize for Excellence in Education Educator of the Year awards. Each recipient
Abernethy Teacher Receives Award Read More
By Kris McDowell Was one of your New Year resolutions to achieve financial wellness? Is uncertainty about inflation and the economy causing you to think about evaluating your financial situation?
Achieving Financial Resolutions Read More
By Kris McDowell Cybercrime is a broad term that encompasses any type of criminal activity that involves computers or the internet. Often committed by cybercriminals or hackers who are seeking
Guarding Against Cybercrime Read More
We all know that trips to the grocery store are costing more these days and while we can’t eliminate food costs from our lives, reducing the amount of food that
Tips for Saving on Groceries Read More
OnPoint Community Credit Union has released a free financial literacy eBook to help people better manage amid our current economic complexities, soaring food and energy prices and the Federal Reserve’s
Financial Literacy eBook Available Read More
OnPoint Community Credit Union’s nomination process for Excellence in Education Campaign is open through Tuesday, April 13. Anyone can nominate an educator in a full-time or job-share teacher, counselor or
Excellence in Education Nominations Open Read More
OnPoint Community Credit Union’s annual Prize for Excellence in Education campaign has announced the five schools being honored with the Community Builder award. Four schools will receive $2,000 for a
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