FinStart logo
WebinarsJoin Collegiate
Sign In

Blogs

Image for How to Find the Right Scholarships for You

How to Find the Right Scholarships for You

BLOG | BUDGETING

2 min read | January 27, 2019

Figuring out how to pay for college can add additional stress for students, and scholarships aren’t always right at our fingertips. Here are some ways you can narrow your search and easily find scholarships that are just right for you.

Learn More

Image for Battling Homesickness

Battling Homesickness

BLOG | COLLEGE

2 min read | January 27, 2019

Whether or not it’s your first year, homesickness is very common. According to a study done by UCLA Higher Education Institute, 69% of first year college students experience some form of homesickness. 

Learn More

Image for How to Protect Your Online Accounts

How to Protect Your Online Accounts

BLOG | FRAUD

1 min read | January 27, 2019

As a start to obtaining more of your personal information, “credential stuffing” is a fraud trend that is on the rise. This is where cyber attackers will acquire login credentials leaked from major data breaches.

Learn More

Image for 5 Steps to Conquer Your Student Loans

5 Steps to Conquer Your Student Loans

BLOG | COLLEGE

2 min read | January 27, 2019

For most students pursuing education beyond high school, the looming threat of student loans always seems to hang over decisions about the future. The good news is that steps you take now can set you up for success as you build your career path.

Learn More

Image for All About Inquiries

All About Inquiries

BLOG | CREDIT

3 min read | January 27, 2019

There are a number of factors that go into a credit score. Some, like payment history, are hugely important and can have a massive impact on your credit score.

Learn More

Image for Are Banks More Accessible than Credit Unions?

Are Banks More Accessible than Credit Unions?

BLOG | CREDIT

3 min read | January 27, 2019

It’s a common myth to assume that big banks make your accounts more accessible than credit unions. People assume this because they hear that credit unions are community based. Let’s walk through some examples of how credit unions compare to banks.

Learn More

Image for Are You Financially Adaptable?

Are You Financially Adaptable?

BLOG | BUDGETING

2 min read | January 27, 2019

If you’re considering how permanent you want your next home or job to be, it’s worth examining how adaptable your finances are to the choices you make.

Learn More

Image for Beware of Robocalls

Beware of Robocalls

BLOG | FRAUD

2 min read | January 27, 2019

Robocalls were originally created to send out automated messages and were mostly used by telemarketers and political parties. Now, the majority of robocalls are from scammers who pretend to be telemarketers, tax collectors, charities, or people.

Learn More

Image for Beware of Tax Scams

Beware of Tax Scams

BLOG | FRAUD

3 min read | January 27, 2019

As tax season approaches, you can bet that fraudsters are ramping up their tax scams to steal from unsuspecting victims. Here are some of the most common scams and how to protect yourself.

Learn More

Image for Budgeting for Unexpected Fees

Budgeting for Unexpected Fees

BLOG | BUDGETING

2 min read | January 27, 2019

Budgeting is an important factor in achieving financial success, but there are obstacles that can stand in your way. Everyone knows about emergencies, but there’s another unexpected expense that isn’t often considered: fees.

Learn More

Image for Business Outside of the Office

Business Outside of the Office

BLOG | CAREER

2 min read | January 27, 2019

The business world stretches far further than the office. In fact, some of the most important business is done outside of the office. Here are some things to think about when entering the world of networking and job searching. 

Learn More

Image for Cooking: The Tastiest Art

Cooking: The Tastiest Art

BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL

2 min read | January 27, 2019

Between pre-packaged snacks and convenient delivery services, it can be easy to drain our wallets to fill our stomachs, but there is a better way. Learning to cook can be enormously beneficial for both your finances and your health!

Learn More

Image for Credit Card Benefits

Credit Card Benefits

BLOG | CREDIT

2 min read | January 27, 2019

Credit cards are a great way to build a positive credit history. But all credit cards don’t have the same benefits, so it’s important to check your specific card’s offers.

Learn More

Image for Credit: Risk and Your Reputation

Credit: Risk and Your Reputation

BLOG | CREDIT

2 min read | January 27, 2019

Do you work to build a positive reputation at work and with your friends? Most of us want to be viewed as reliable and responsible because that tends to attract people and opportunities.

Learn More

Image for Different Types of Success

Different Types of Success

BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL

2 min read | January 27, 2019

In today’s society, it can be difficult NOT to compare yourself to others. It’s nice to remind yourself that everyone has their own definition of success though, and that’s great.

Learn More

Image for Eating Out vs. Cooking at Home

Eating Out vs. Cooking at Home

BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL

2 min read | January 27, 2019

When you’re hungry and tired, the easy thing to do is order food. With all the food delivery services, it’s even easier to order from some of your favorite restaurants. But what is actually the faster, cheaper, and healthier thing to do?

Learn More

Image for Federal Student Loans: What to Know

Federal Student Loans: What to Know

BLOG | COLLEGE

2 min read | January 27, 2019

Student loans turn the burden of paying for school into something more manageable. Knowing the basics of student loans — especially those issued by the federal government — can save hundreds (if not thousands) of dollars in the long run.

Learn More

Image for How to Avoid Cosmetic Scams

How to Avoid Cosmetic Scams

BLOG | FRAUD

2 min read | January 27, 2019

Any college students are constantly trying to find the best deals, but sometimes those deals are scams. It’s important to be aware of scams happening around you to prevent yourself from becoming a victim.  

Learn More

Image for How to Avoid Health Insurance Scams

How to Avoid Health Insurance Scams

BLOG | FRAUD

1 min read | January 27, 2019

There has been an increase in health insurance scams throughout the nation that has left many with their money and identity stolen. Thankfully, there are many ways to identify when you are getting scammed and how to stop it from happening.   

Learn More

Image for How to Handle Stress

How to Handle Stress

BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL

2 min read | January 27, 2019

Shorter description needed

Learn More

Image for How to Prepare for an Interview

How to Prepare for an Interview

BLOG | CAREER

2 min read | January 27, 2019

Preparing for your job interview can put you a step ahead of your competition. We know to be respectful, to take our time, and prepare, but no one really explains how to prepare. Check out these tips to help land that job.

Learn More

Image for How to Reduce the Negative Effects of Cell Phones

How to Reduce the Negative Effects of Cell Phones

BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL

3 min read | January 27, 2019

Our excessive phone use has started to create negative effects on our mental health and relationships. But there are little things we can do that go a long way toward reducing these effects and using our devices in a healthier way.

Learn More

Image for The Basics of Unpaid Internships

The Basics of Unpaid Internships

BLOG | COLLEGE

3 min read | January 27, 2019

Whatever your feelings, many employers offer unpaid internships. So, whether you’re considering one, have accepted one, or just want to learn more about them, we’ll attempt to answer some key questions.

Learn More

Image for Tips to Paying Down Student Loan Debt

Tips to Paying Down Student Loan Debt

BLOG | COLLEGE

1 min read | January 27, 2019

Graduating from college is exciting, but it also comes with the responsibility of making student loan payments. This can seem overwhelming, but we have some tips to help make student loan debt more manageable.

Learn More

1

...

1415171819

Browse by Category

Image for Budgeting

Budgeting

Image for Career

Career

Image for College

College

Image for Credit

Credit

Image for Fraud

Fraud

Image for Investing

Investing

Image for Lifestyle & Travel

Lifestyle & Travel


Collegiate Credit Union
CollegiateCU.org

Collegiate Credit Union accounts are held at Michigan State University Federal Credit Union where savings are federally insured to at least $250,000 by the NCUA and backed by the full faith and credit of the United States Government.

If you are using a screen reader or other auxiliary aid and are having problems using this website, please call (844) 201-9519 for assistance.

LEARNBLOGSPODCASTSQUIZZESCALCULATORSVIDEOSWEBINARSJOIN COLLEGIATEFAQABOUTCONTACT US
Download on the App StoreGet it on Google Play

Copyright © 2024 Reseda Group LLC, used under license.

Terms of Use
Privacy Policy
Disclaimer