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Financial Health in a COVID World
As the world continues to adjust to the new normal, it's more important than ever to make sure that you and your finances are both healthy! Being financially fit is crucial for a well-balanced, stress-free life. Here’s why (and how):
School Spotlight: Rosedale Elementary, A Partner in Creativity
Community Financial creatively continues its school partnerships with our Student-Run Credit Union program during these unprecedented times. This year, our school partnerships look different, but creativity seems to be the one constant throughout.
How to Celebrate Thanksgiving During COVID-19
It’s turkey season! Here’s how to celebrate Thanksgiving 2020 without compromising the health and safety of you and your guests.
Beware Jury Duty Scams
Jury duty is a responsibility that enables courts to serve justice in a fair and efficient way. Unfortunately, it is often used as a cover for scams. Here’s all you need to know about jury duty scams.
#ThankfulThursdays are Back!
#ThankfulThursdays are back! November is “National Gratitude Month” and Community Financial is so grateful for our members and the communities we serve. With the Thanksgiving season upon us, it’s the perfect time of year to practice gratitude and appreciation for what we have around us.
