When it comes to creating and following a family budget, the second half of a year can be much more difficult than the first half because there are more big, expensive events. This article will look at two of those events – back-to-school and the winter holidays – and give you some tips on preparing yourself financially.

We’re committed to helping eliminate myths and misconceptions many Americans have about credit unions.  That’s one reason we’re supporting the national “Open Your Eyes” campaign.
 

July and August offer a variety of interesting, exciting and one-of-a-kind events for families to experience in and around the Triad. Here are some of the top offerings to consider.

Truliant must earn your trust every day and with every interaction we have with you, either in person, by phone or over our digital channels. In turn, we will need your voice, at some point, to let policy-makers know that Truliant is different and … more than enough.

Truliant has been able to thrive for more than 65 years without a single customer. How? Credit unions do not have customers; anyone who banks with a credit union is a member-owner. Looking to learn a little more about credit unions? Follow along as we tackle seven common myths around credit unions.