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USC Credit Union is proud to announce the successful conclusion of a transformative 10-month financial literacy program in partnership with The RightWay Foundation.

Are you looking to make your business’s savings work harder? High-yield savings accounts (HYSA) and high-yield money market accounts (MMA) can help grow your business savings at a competitive interest rate. It’s just one way to beat inflation while growing your funds for the future.

Choosing the right financial partner for your business isn’t always easy. Many traditional banks come with high fees, rigid rules, and one-size-fits-all services that might not fit your business needs. Business credit unions, like USC Credit Union, shine by offering competitive business bank accounts that often have better terms and more flexibility than traditional banks!

With the right tools, strategies, and mindset, you can transform budgeting from a chore into a powerful ally against debt.

Navigating student loan repayment can be challenging, but 2024 brings new opportunities to ensure you’re on the right track towards financial freedom!

The holidays are a time of joy and giving, but for many of us managing student loan repayments, it can also be a season of financial stress. But with a bit of planning, creativity, and focus on what truly matters to you this season, it’s possible to find holiday cheer without breaking the bank.

Skimming is a persistent and evolving threat, but by being aware and taking preventative measures, we can fight against compromised cards and protect our financial well-being. Read this guide for tips and signs to watch out for.

Managing student loan debt can sometimes feel like an uphill battle. But the truth is, a smart budget, personalized to your income and other expenses, can be your greatest asset in paying off your student loans while maintaining your quality of life. In this guide, we walk you through the steps to create your own budget that works for you and your goals.

Does this sound familiar? «Did you attempt a payment for $3,000? Reply YES or NO.»  If so, you're not alone. Financial institution impersonations are the most common text scams and usually include bogus fraud warnings and transfer alerts. Follow these tips to help you identify potential scams and keep your personal information safe and secure.

When delving into the world of private student loans, you may discover that many lenders mention a “co-borrower.” A co-borrower is someone who applies for the loan with you and is equally responsible for ensuring it is repaid. A private student loan will be held in your name as the primary borrower, but the co-borrower’s name and credit will be tied to the loan as well.