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Both credit cards and debit cards have a role to play in your financial life. Knowing how and when to use each of them represents a step toward financial security. 

Saturday, April 13 is 2019 National History Day at the University of Indianapolis and the TCU Foundation is proud to be among the sponsors for an event featuring presentations from 550 students from across the state. The program, open to students statewide in grades 4 through 12, is dedicated to enhancing history education in Indiana schools.

April is Financial Literacy Month and a great time to focus on your personal financial goals and navigate the challenges that arise as you work toward them. We encourage you to explore TCU’s resources, tools and solutions to help you make smart money decisions now and to balance your priorities at every stage of life.

On Thursday, May 16 at Elbel Golf Course, the South Bend Alumni Association will host its 26th annual golf tournament in conjunction with Teachers Credit Union to support college scholarships for South Bend Community School Corp. students.

While traveling, withdrawing money should be convenient, safe and quick. Fortunately, TCU members have access to 30,000 reduced-fee CO-OP and Alliance One ATMs nationwide.

A summary of useful tax information to help you prepare for the 2019 tax year.

An emergency fund gives you the ability to deal with problems in a level-headed manner and helps you avoid racking up credit card debt or taking out a loan. Here are ideas on how to build an emergency fund to cover life's unexpected events.

Creating a managable budget is key to having enough for both your needs and wants. A good way to achieve that goal is with a specific plan. Learn how to get started designing a budget you can live on in no time.

You have a knock-out idea and you’re ready to start a business. But how will you fund it? You have plenty of options, but you need the proper approach.

Ready to start a business in Indiana or Michigan? As an entrepreneur, you’ll want to make sure your business will yield a profit, which is why it’s wise to first understand how much it costs to start the business and what it will take to keep it going.