Category: Financial Health

Cheap (and Fun) Summer Weekends in Bend: Big Adventure, Tiny Budget

Cheap (and Fun) Summer Weekends in Bend: Big Adventure, Tiny Budget

by | May 28, 2026 | , , , , | 0

Summer has a way of whispering, “Just one more patio round… just one more swim… just one more day trip…” and suddenly your wallet is the one asking for a vacation. The good news: some of the best weekends across the state are surprisingly affordable—especially with a pinch of planning. This guide is packed with low-cost ideas for Mid Oregon Credit Union members, whether you’re heading out with family, a partner, or friends—so you can get maximum sunshine with minimum spending.

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Silent Calls, Real Risks: What That Quiet Phone Call Could Mean for You

Silent Calls, Real Risks: What That Quiet Phone Call Could Mean for You

by | Apr 27, 2026 | , , | 0

Your phone rings. You answer. No one says a word. Annoying? Yes. Harmless? Not always. Silent calls are often the first move in scams designed to cost you money or compromise your personal information. From quick “one ring” tricks to voice recording tactics, knowing what that quiet call really means can help you hang up with confidence—and stay one step ahead of scammers.

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Financial Literacy Month: Let’s Take the Stress Out of Money

Financial Literacy Month: Let’s Take the Stress Out of Money

by | Mar 23, 2026 | , , , | 0

April is Financial Literacy Month, and there’s no better time to take the stress out of money. Whether you’re juggling bills, setting family goals, or just trying to feel more confident about your finances, even small steps can make a big difference. Financial literacy is like having a personal GPS for your money—helping you avoid surprises, stay on track, and build the future you want.

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