The holidays are a time to be with family, loved ones and friends. It is also one of the busiest times of the year to travel. If you’re hitting the road to your holiday destination, Navigator Credit Union has some advice to help make it a smooth trip.
Protecting your privacy is a promise we take very seriously at Navigator, and the security and confidentiality of your personal information are important to us. That’s why we want to make you aware of the latest scam affecting our Members in Mississippi and Alabama…
When you buy a home, it’s important to look beyond the sale price and mortgage payment to set your budget. First-time homebuyers are sometimes caught off guard by overlooked expenses, which can create an uncomfortable finance pinch. Be sure you consider these one-time and ongoing expenses…
The lure of payday loans from storefront or Internet lenders can be tempting if you’re in a cash crunch. These modern-day loan sharks may promise fast access to easy money. Payday loans in one hour or less! Apply now and get cash in 10 minutes! $500 cash wired to your account instantly! No credit check needed!
Americans may be just sick over the state of the economy, but there are steps you can take to keep your debt load and stress level in check. Here are some tips I’ve found to be helpful and hopefully you will too
You know how Facebook works. You post a status update, share some photos and maybe write on someone’s wall. You’re in control of what’s out there about you, right? Nope….
A Message from the Navigator Financial Planning Services Program. There are two main types of IRAs – traditional IRAs and Roth IRAs – and both offer tax advantages. Most people saving for retirement can contribute to a traditional IRA, and if you meet certain requirements your contributions are tax-deductible…
How do you hope to spend your retirement … traveling the world? Hitting the links? Playing with grandkids? Now, keeping that image firmly in mind, think about this: How are you going to pay for it? Today’s workers will have to rely more heavily on their own savings and investments than previous generations…
