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Tips for a Successful Yard Sale

Has spring cleaning left you with lots of items that you no longer need or want? Are you unable to find places to put your new purchases? Are you parking in the driveway because your garage is used for storage? If you are currently experiencing any of these, it might be time for a yard […]

How to Manage Finances with your Spouse

How to Manage Finances with your Spouse

Whether you’ve been married for 5 years or 5 months, finances have a nasty habit of causing friction between couples. In fact, money is the leading cause of relationship issues and can often lead to more serious consequences such as separation or divorce. Much like couples that take great care in improving and maintaining a […]

Mortgage Myth #1: Is 20% Down Required to Buy a Home?

Mortgage Myth #1: Is 20% Down Required to Buy a Home?

What is one of the scariest parts of buying the home? Undoubtedly, the prospect of putting 20% cash down. This antiquated practice still remains a staple in real estate transactions nowadays, despite the fact that only 39% of house-hunting millennials are able to afford the recommended down payment. With this inability to pay a down […]

Meal Prepping on a Budget

Meal Prepping on a Budget

Meal Prepping on a Budget: Eat Healthy and Save Money with Smart Planning Meal prepping on a budget is more than just a health trend—it’s a powerful strategy for saving time, cutting food waste, and managing your money wisely. Whether you’re a busy professional, a student, or managing a family household, planning and preparing meals […]

Texas State Symbols

Having a large number of official state symbols is unsurprising when you consider the vast size of the state and geological and cultural differences within the boundaries of it. Texas has a rich, diverse cultural heritage and tangible representations of it and its natural resources have become official symbols for the state. State symbols began […]

How to Avoid Buying a Flooded Car

While there are fewer visual reminders of last year’s hurricane season, one industry that continues to be impacted is the auto industry. Hundreds of thousands of new and used cars were flooded in Texas, Louisiana, and Florida during Hurricanes Harvey and Irma. Some of the flooded vehicles are still showing up for sale in markets […]

Eastex CU Scholarships

Spring semester is here already, and before you know it Summer will be over and then…COLLEGE. We know you’ve waited for what seems like forever to get to college, and all your hard work has finally paid off. Have you decided where you are going, or still trying to decide between a few prospects? In […]

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