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Summer is a great time to enjoy longer days, family activities, and time outdoors — but it can also bring higher expenses. From rising energy bills to travel costs, a few small changes can help you save while still enjoying the season.
Scammers don’t take days off—and they’re getting more convincing.
Whether you’re on the job, at home, or checking your phone between shifts, it’s easier than ever to run into a scam that looks real.
The good news? A few simple habits can help you stay protected.
Spring is a time to reset—and your finances deserve the same attention as your home.
Taking a few simple steps now can help you cut unnecessary expenses, boost your savings, and make sure your money is working for you.
There’s some welcome news for Washington taxpayers this season—especially if the past few months have been anything but normal.
Buckle up! Credit Union Youth Month is here, and your child’s financial adventure is about to take flight.
At Waterfront Federal Credit Union, we believe learning about money should feel exciting, empowering, and full of possibility. With the right tools and a simple flight plan, kids can learn how to guide their money toward big goals and bright futures.
Women’s History Month is a time to recognize the leaders, pioneers, and everyday changemakers who have shaped our communities. Here in the Pacific Northwest, that story includes women who are building ships, wiring terminals, fitting pipe, maintaining ferries, and leading crews across the skilled trades.
For unions and working families, that progress matters.
For many people, this time of year comes with extra funds—whether it’s from a bonus, vacation funds, tax refund, increased hours, or simply catching up after the holidays. A common question we hear is: “What’s the smart next move for my money?”
The IRS officially opened the 2026 tax filing season on January 26, 2026, meaning you can now file your federal return for the 2025 tax year. For many Waterfront members, this also means refunds, budgeting decisions, and planning what’s next.
Starting May 1, 2025, members using Co-Op Shared Branching locations outside of the state of Washington will notice a small change designed to help keep your account safer.
Introducing a new security feature designed to protect your transactions.
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We've recently lowered our auto loan rates. But how does this help you on your financial journey?
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Back-to-school season can be both exciting and financially overwhelming. Here's how to navigating these expenses without breaking the bank.
As leaves turn and the air grows crisp, fall marks a perfect time for a financial checkup.
In today’s digital age, financial scams are becoming increasingly sophisticated, making it crucial to stay vigilant and informed.
As summer heats up, so do the temptations to spend. Here’s how you can keep your summer both enjoyable and economical.
Check out these essential strategies for both creating a solid credit foundation and keeping your credit score in great shape.
Essential budgeting tips to help you refresh your spending habits and enhance your financial health.
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Changes to the economy, your situation, or your goals may prompt you to take a look at your budget for opportunities to save. But where do you start? Learn more.