Financial Tips & Blog
One scam we're seeing more often involves alarming pop-up messages that suddenly appear on your computer, tablet, or smartphone.
If you’re looking for a smart strategy to get a higher rate of return while keeping your emergency fund or excess cash available, consider this idea to put your savings into tiers based on your needs over the next 12 months.
Stanford FCU has been ranked #1 in Return of the Member by Callahan & Associates. See how this recognition reflects our commitment to delivering exceptional value through competitive rates, lower fees, and member-first service.
Learn how to protect yourself and your finances against scammers and fraud. Spot red flags, see through common scams and keep your technology from being a vulnerability.
Deciding when to claim your Social Security benefits is one of the most important retirement decisions you can make. Waiting could lead to thousands of dollars in additional income, and you should understand how the spousal and survivor benefits work.
Check fraud is on the rise. Criminals are stealing members’ written checks, altering the payee or amount, or creating counterfeit copies.
Elder abuse and financial exploitation awareness, including warning signs and guidance on Stanford FCU contact spoofing scams.