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Sound Credit Union and University of Washington Tacoma to Host Second Annual Hackathon
Sound Credit Union and the University of Washington Tacoma Milgard Center for Business Analytics have announced the return of HuskyHack, a financial technology innovation event open to college students from across Washington State. Continue reading
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How To “Trick” Yourself Into Saving More | How to Save Money and Have a Social Life
Putting away a dollar for tomorrow means one less dollar to spend today. Continue reading
How Much Should a First Car Cost? A Practical Guide to Buying Your First Vehicle
Here’s what to focus on when you’re buying a car, according to auto experts. Continue reading
Diversified Meaning: How Diversification Strengthens Your Portfolio and Income
Portfolio diversification goes far beyond asset class, it even goes beyond sectors or industries. Continue reading
How to Invest In Your 401(k) or IRA
Asset allocation and rebalancing could have a direct impact on your future.* Continue reading
What You Need to Know About Paying For College
Here’s a look at what you need to consider when it comes to paying for college costs, to help ensure the educational journey is as positive as possible for everyone in the family. Continue reading
Identity Theft: How to Protect Yourself and Your Loved Ones
This webinar recording provides guidance on how to protect your identity. Continue reading
What to Consider Financially As A First-Time Homebuyer
Here are the most important things for first-time buyers to keep in mind when embarking on their search. Continue reading
Mortgages 101: Getting Started on The Path to Homeownership
Read the listings, visit some open houses, sign on with a Realtor, make an offer. Continue reading