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At the risk of sounding like GOT's George R.R. Martin . . . "Winter is Coming" and with it comes the potential for burst pipes, power outages, fallen limbs, and more. For this reason, it's important to take the necessary precautions to ensure that your home and your family stay safe.

Here are four steps to prepare your home prior to any winter storm.

Every year, we see and hear the same things. "New Year, New Me!" floods our timelines along with a deluge of new gym memberships and new diet plans, and we're left wanting to better ourselves. Sometimes we do, and sometimes we fall short of that goal. This year, why not make the promise to yourself instead to do one thing to better your Financial Health? It's easier than going to the gym, right?

To help you reach that goal, we've come up with a list of our Top 26 Financial Resolution Ideas:

The holidays are a season of giving—but also a prime time for scammers. As online shopping, digital communication, and social media activity increases, so do fraud attempts. It's important to be safe with the information you share online and to practice online safety. Here are a few tips to stay safe this holiday season.

For over 35 years, Shirley has trusted Florence Federal Credit Union—not just with her finances, but with her heart. With a warm smile and the confidence of experience, she proudly tells others, “I’m not a bank person, I’m a credit union person.”

When Rebecca Moon first walked through the doors of Florence Federal Credit Union, she had one goal in mind: to pay off her credit card debt. What she didn’t expect was how much more she’d gain in the process.

Mark Beumer might be known for his lighthearted attitude, but when it comes to his finances—and his loyalty—he doesn’t joke around.

For Florence native Kristen Dean, banking with Florence Federal Credit Union isn’t just about finances—it’s about investing in the local community that raised her. From rebuilding her credit to buying her first home, Kristen says the support she’s received from FFCU has been both personal and powerful.

Florence Federal Credit Union donated $4,700 in school supplies to Hatton Elementary School, covering half the supplies for all 235 students—many from low-income families. The donation reflects FFCU’s commitment to the credit union philosophy of “people helping people” and its own motto of being "caring, committed, & connected." It’s moments like this that remind us even small credit unions — with just 18 employees — can make a big difference! 

Moira, a vibrant Florence Federal Credit Union teller, was diagnosed with breast cancer in November 2021 but continued working while undergoing surgery and 21 rounds of radiation, ringing the Cancer-Free bell just four months later. Her strength and resilience inspire us as we stand with all those affected by breast cancer this October and beyond.