Every day, scammers send emails and text messages that appear to come from trusted businesses, financial institutions, delivery companies, or even people you know. Read our tips so you’re prepared to spot the scam.
Sometimes a scammer’s best tool isn’t sophisticated technology…it’s pretending to be someone you trust. Knowing what your Credit Union will and won’t ask you for can help you recognize a scam quickly and confidently before you respond.
Your online accounts contain valuable information, making them an important target for scammers and cybercriminals. A few simple habits and the right tools can go a long way toward keeping your information and accounts more secure.
Many of today’s scams are on social media, through online marketplaces, and even through paid advertisements that appear on trusted websites and platforms. Read our tips to make sure you’re prepared to spot a scam.
Southern Energy Credit Union proudly partnered with Georgia Power Company and Atlanta Gas Light Workforce Development in support of their Work-Based Learning (WBL) Program, an initiative designed to equip Georgia high school students with real-world career experience and essential life skills.
School is out, the weather is warm, and summer has officially started. As you prepare for your next vacation, here are a few reminders from your Credit Union on how to keep access to your Credit Union account seamless and convenient.
Whether you’re the parent or the student, graduating high school represents a new chapter in your family’s life. It is the perfect time to embrace the first steps towards financial independence by building solid banking and money habits! Read our tips to make the transition to college a smooth experience for the entire family.
Summer offers plenty of opportunities for fun, relaxation and adventure, but can be a season of increased costs. With a little bit of creativity and focus, you can start a Summer Savings Challenge that not only helps you cut costs but also boosts your savings.
By making simple, manageable changes, you can start feeling more in control of your finances and confident in your ability to handle whatever comes your way.
You’ve probably heard, “All debt is bad” or “There’s such a thing as good debt.” Debt itself isn’t always the problem. It’s how we handle it, and how it influences our day-to-day choices, that can make or break our sense of financial well-being.
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