CDs vs. Share Certificates: The Showdown

Same, Same, but Different:

Both CDs and Share Certificates are like the dependable tortoises of the savings world. They're slow and steady, locking in your money for a set period in exchange for a guaranteed return. Think of them as your financial safety blankets, keeping your funds cozy and growing until you're ready to use them.

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Dream of Homeownership into a Reality

At Logix, we're committed to helping our members achieve their dreams of homeownership. Logix participated in the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco’s (FHLB) Middle-Income Down Payment Assistance Program (MDPA). This program has been a game-changer for aspiring homeowners who’ve faced challenges saving for a down payment. While the program has reached capacity, we're constantly looking for new opportunities to help our members unlock the doors to their dream homes.

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Members By Choice, HumanKind by Nature

Telling Difficult Stories One Video at a Time

As a service member advocating for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) victims and military sexual trauma (MST) survivors, Tara Neitzel’s compassion for others shines through. For years, she has helped fellow service members express complex emotions and process sensitive experiences through creative multimedia. While initially focused on producing personal videos for service members, an unexpected diagnosis inspired her to embrace a new community of brave individuals.

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Protect Your Finances While Traveling

Traveling offers us all the opportunity to unplug from daily routines, and according to an annual summer travel survey, roughly half the country intends to shell out on airfare and hotel accommodations this season. If you’re making plans, it’s important to protect your finances to ensure a stress-free and enjoyable travel experience. Here are our suggestions.

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How Scammers Use Social Engineering to Steal Money

As digital payment scams become more prevalent, they are also more sophisticated, making them harder to detect. Scammers employ what is known as “social engineering” to manipulate people into revealing sensitive information. It’s all about the psychology of persuasion. These scammers take advantage of human nature, aiming to lower your defenses so you’ll act on impulse rather than reason.

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