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Maine Family Federal Credit Union is proud to announce the promotions of four dedicated employees whose hard work and commitment have earned them well-deserved leadership roles within the credit union.

LEWISTON, ME – Maine Family Federal Credit Union is proud to announce a $30,000 donation to Trinity Jubilee Center to support the installation of a walk-in freezer in its new building under construction at 123 Bates Street in Lewiston. This essential upgrade will significantly enhance the center’s capacity to serve the community by storing and distributing perishable food to those in need.

As the end of summer approaches, the excitement of a new school year begins. However, back-to-school shopping can quickly become a significant expense for families. Here are some savvy tips to help you save money while ensuring your child is fully prepared for the upcoming school year.

Financial literacy is a crucial life skill that prepares children for future success. By incorporating money management lessons into everyday activities like back-to-school shopping, parents can teach their kids valuable financial habits in a fun and practical way.

The holidays are a magical time filled with family gatherings, festive décor, and the spirit of giving. But they can also be a season of overspending if you’re not careful. A little planning can go a long way in making your holidays joyful without creating financial stress.

The beginning of a new year is the perfect time to take a fresh look at your finances and set goals for the year ahead. Whether aiming to save more, pay down debt, or grow your investments, the beginning of the year provides a fresh opportunity to take control of your money.

In today’s digital age, scams are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and unfortunately, payment scams are on the rise. As a credit union member, staying vigilant and protecting your hard-earned money is essential. Scammers are constantly finding new ways to dupe people into handing over their personal information, financial details, or even direct payments.

Identity theft is a growing concern in today’s digital age and can take many forms. Understanding the common types of identity theft and learning how to protect yourself can help safeguard your personal information.

Data privacy has become one of the most critical issues of our time as we increasingly live, work, and communicate online. Protecting your personal information is about maintaining your security, safeguarding your identity, and preserving your financial well-being.

Discovering that you’ve been a victim of identity theft can be overwhelming, but acting quickly can minimize the damage. Here’s what to do: Step 1: Place a Fraud Alert Contact the three major credit bureaus to place a fraud alert on your credit file. Fraud alerts make it harder for thieves to open accounts in your name.

In an era where technology is an essential part of our daily lives, the need for cybersecurity awareness has never been more crucial. Credit union members must be vigilant against a variety of threats, one of which is homograph attacks.

When managing personal finances, understanding the various types of loans is crucial. Two common categories that borrowers encounter are revolving and installment loans. Each serves distinct purposes and comes with its own set of features and benefits.