Diamond Valley Branch Lobbies To Close

Diamond Valley Branch Lobbies To Close

Diamond Valley Branch Lobbies To Close November 20th, 2020; Drive Thrus To Remain Open

Diamond Valley Federal Credit Union has supported and cared for our community for 59 years, and remains committed to continued essential services during these challenging times. 
Vanderburgh, Warrick and

Category: Credit Union News
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Indiana Department of Revenue Warns of Tax Text Scam

Indiana Department of Revenue Warns of Tax Text Scam

The Coronavirus pandemic has seen a rise in a number of scams. Among them include scams involving Unemployment,

Tags: Taxes, scams, covid-19, coronavirus, pandemic, phishing, IRS

4 Apps to Download this Holiday Season

5 Apps to Download this Holiday Season
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With the holidays coming, there’s so much to do! Keep it all

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6 Ways To Keep Your Finances Intact This Holiday Season

6 Ways To Keep Your Finances Intact This Holiday Season

‘Tis the season to shop until you drop-or until you go broke. But you don’t have to overspend.

There’s no need to rack up a huge credit card bill or go into debt just to cover your holiday expenses. Enjoy a stress-free season by keeping your spending in check with these six tips:

1. Create a detailed list
Tags: holidays, christmas, spending, shopping, saving, tips

8 Ways To Beat Holiday Stress

8 Ways To Beat Holiday Stress

‘Tis the season to be merry-except sometimes, it’s not.

While the entertainment industry would have us think the holidays are always full of good cheer, lots of laughs and warm feelings, the reality can, unfortunately, be otherwise.

Sometimes, all that frenzied consumerism, party-hopping and crazy schedules can bring out the worst in the people we love.

Tags: christmas, holidays, stress, relaxation, tips

Why You Probably Don’t Need an iPhone 12

Why You Probably Don’t Need an iPhone 12

Apple’s recent announcement(link is external) about its newest lines of smartphones had all the makings of a

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How to Celebrate Thanksgiving During COVID-19

It’s turkey season! But this year, due to the COVID-19 environment we’re experiencing, the holiday festivities will look a bit different than before. With some precautionary measures and careful planning, though, you can celebrate Thanksgiving in the era of the coronavirus without compromising on your health or safety. Here’s how:

Planning a Thanksgiving dinner

If you plan on hosting an in-person

Tags: Thanksgiving, covid-19, coronavirus, holiday, tips

Political Fundraising Scams

Political Fundraising Scams

Election fever is now at an all-time high — and so are election scams. From schemes that steal your vote to ones promising dream (albeit, bogus) vacations in exchange for participation in a poll or survey, there’s no shortage of scams centering on elections.

The Better

Tags: election, scams, donations, political

5 Steps to Take After Being Hacked

5 Steps to Take After Being Hacked

Uh oh — you’ve been hacked! Finding out someone has cracked open your accounts and helped themselves to your information can be alarming, but there are ways to mitigate the damage while jump-starting your recovery process.

Here are five steps to take after being hacked.

Step 1: Assess the damage

First, take a step back and determine

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How do I Apply for Disaster Relief During COVID-19?

How do I Apply for Disaster Relief During COVID-19?

Q: My home and possessions have sustained considerable damage from a recent natural disaster. What do I need to know about applying for disaster relief during a pandemic?

A: Recovering from a natural disaster like a wildfire or a hurricane is

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