Financial Cents

Discovering fraud on your accounts can feel like a disaster—but taking immediate action can help minimize the damage. Read more...

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Managing money is a crucial life skill that takes years to master, making it essential to start teaching kids about financial responsibility early.

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Tax season is here again! Before you dive into your pile of receipts and tax forms, make sure to avoid these common mistakes that could lead to IRS troubles or missed deductions.

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At Landings Credit Union, we take pride in supporting the outstanding educators and staff who make a difference in our community. 

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Final rule will remove billions of dollars of medical bills from credit reports and end coercive debt collection practices that weaponize the credit reporting system.

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At Landings Credit Union, we believe in the power of community and working together to create a brighter future. That’s why we’re proud to announce we’ve secured an $81,000 AHEAD Program grant in partnership with FHLBank San Francisco to support Tempe Community Action Agency’s essential services. This grant will help uplift our neighbors by boosting economic opportunity and empowering local families.

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The dark web is the deepest layer of the internet that isn’t visible to the average browser. Unfortunately, the dark web is full of illegal activities and crimes. Learn more about the dark web and how you can protect your information from being snared.

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Chances are, no matter how young your child is, they know (at least in a basic way) what a bank is.  But do they know what a credit union is?

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Getting your kids involved in the family finances can let you take care of your responsibilities and spend time with your children at the same time.  Making financial fitness a game can help it be more of a fun activity and less of a chore.

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You may have seen in the news that data breaches are happening more frequently or received a letter that your personal information may have been compromised.  The details vary, but in each breach, thousands, millions or even billions of victims’ sensitive information is compromised exposing them to identity theft.  Learn how to protect yourself if this happens to you.

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