Whether it’s buying school supplies, grabbing lunch with friends, or saving for something special, students make financial decisions every day. While those choices may seem…
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What Is Zogo and How Does It Help Build Financial Skills?
Learning about money doesn’t have to mean sitting through long lectures or reading a textbook. Today, financial education can happen in just a few minutes…
How to Teach Kids About Money During the School Year
The school year is full of opportunities to help children build confidence, not just in the classroom, but with money, too. From buying lunch to…
Back-to-School Budgeting Tips for Families
Getting ready for a new school year is exciting, but it can also put a strain on the family budget. Between school supplies, new clothes,…
The Future Starts Now: TFCU Looks Ahead to Credit Union Youth Month
Something meaningful is just around the corner. Beginning in July, Tucson Federal Credit Union will celebrate National Credit Union Youth Month, a time dedicated to…
Fatherhood Looks Different These Days. So Do the Tools That Support It
Fathers today do not fit a single mold, neither do their financial needs. This Father’s Day, TFCU celebrates the full spectrum of what fatherhood looks…
Financial Access Is Not Optional: TFCU’s Commitment to Equity on Juneteenth and Every Day
Juneteenth is a day to honor freedom and resilience and to be honest about the work that remains. For TFCU, that work includes a clear…
Walk In Together: TFCU’s Best Friends Day Invitation for Members of Every Age
In a world of referral codes, promo links, and share-by-text prompts, there is something quietly radical about walking into a credit union with a friend….
A Place to Call Home: TFCU Guides Tucson Members Through Every Stage of Homeownership
June is National Homeownership Month, and Tucson Federal Credit Union is here to help! Whether you are buying your first home, building equity, or making…
Women’s History Month & Social Security: A Story Worth Knowing
Did you know the very first monthly Social Security check ever issued went to a woman? In 1940, Ida May Fuller became the first person…
