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budget, credit, investment, real estate

How the Fed Cut Affects Current Consumer and Mortgage Loan Rates

March 18, 2020

Recently, the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank's (the Fed) Federal Open Market Committee announced it would cut interest rates to a historic low, with the basic—or benchmark”—U.S. interest rate now in a range of 0 to 0.25 percent. That's an incredibly low rate, and in response, there are a lot of very eager homeowners (or would-be new homeowners) intensely interested in refinancing their current loan or trying to get a new home loan right now.

credit, insurance, security, taxes

Help Us Help You—Confirm Your Current Contact Information Today

March 13, 2020

Have you moved your legal residence recently, either long-term or just temporarily? Or are you planning to move and getting everything ready for when you’re fully installed in your new home? If you’ve moved or will be moving, please let us know now! Updating your information annually is the best way to have your accounts in good shape. We really need to have all your current contact information for several important reasons.

security

Check and Document Writing Tips to Help Prevent Fraud

February 28, 2020

Since checks may be misused by crooks, you should take a few simple precautions when writing personal checks to help make them more resistant to being manipulated by anyone who wants to take your money and/or create problems with your checking account. Because of this year's date of 2020, there's one special detail to note when dating a check and other legal and financial documents.

budget, community, features

It’s a Leap Year, So Is Your Money Jumping?

February 24, 2020

What happens every four years that affects all of us—and isn't an election? It's leap year, and this year is a leap year! That means that in 2020, February has 29 days (February 29 is called a leap day), rather than its usual 28 days, and that this year will have a total of 366 days. Besides leap year babies having fewer birthday parties, are there other effects of a leap year? What happens because we have one more day in the calendar; specifically, how might it affect our finances, if at all?

budget, investment, taxes

Making the Most of Your 2019 Tax Refund, Commission or Bonus

February 20, 2020

An expected refund, commission or bonus can inspire exciting plans for spending our big check. But remember: tax refunds are your money to begin with and you worked hard to earn your bonus.

budget, credit, education, investment

New Year’s Financial Resolutions You Can Really Keep

February 07, 2020

For many people, one thing the new year always brings is new year's resolutions—promises to ourselves and others that will take actions to alter—and usually improve—some (or many) aspects of our life. It's common for people to want to change their weight and exercise program, modify a personal relationship, do something different with their job or career, travel more, begin (or invest more time in) a hobby or sport. Even though the new year has begun, it's not too late to make or revise resolutions for the rest of the year.

investment, real estate, retirement, taxes

2019 Tax Documents Are Ready to Download

January 30, 2020

Tax season is here, and Delta Community members enrolled in Online Statements can now access their 2019 tax documents in Online Banking and in the Mobile App. You can view and download your documents or print hard copies.

investment, retirement

Add an IRA to Your Tool Box

December 30, 2019

With each new year comes new opportunities to set goals to improve your habits, health or wealth. While we can’t help you hit the gym more often, we can offer tips for improving your finances. Opening an Individual Retirement Account, or IRA, is a great way to save for the future, and the earlier you get started, the more time your savings has to grow.

budget, taxes

Helping Others During the Holidays with Charitable Donations

December 23, 2019

During the holidays many people not only give gifts to family and friends, but in the spirit of the season also help those less fortunate than themselves. Historically, the United States has been one of the world’s most charitable nations, and it is estimated that in 2018, Americans gave more than $425 billion to U.S. charities.

credit, security

Avoiding Holiday Shopping and Identity Fraud

December 19, 2019

End of year holidays usually involve an increased amount of shopping, spending and travel for many people, which are all very commonplace activities. But along with those activities—many of which may take place partially or completely online—comes the increased risk of credit card fraud and/or identity theft.

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