The average New Mexican is carrying about $5,851 in credit card debt. While our state’s average credit card balance is lower than other states in the U.S., carrying a balance from month to month on your credit card can still be damaging to your finances. So, whether you are thinking about closing a credit card account in order to pay … Continue reading →
5 Tips to Jump-Start Your Savings Plan In partnership with GreenPath Financial Wellness It’s human nature. We’re all wired to meet our immediate wants, whether it’s indulging in a tempting bowl of ice cream, spending more time than we planned scrolling through social media, or treating ourselves to an impulse purchase. Unplanned expenses or emergencies are other common life … Continue reading →
Information and tips on features and functions in Del Norte Credit Union’s new online banking experience. (Select the guide above to enter fullscreen mode.)
There is the classic guide for expectant parents, What To Expect When You’re Expecting, and then there is our guide for what to expect financially when new parenthood is on the horizon. Keep reading to learn the financial steps every new parent should take before and after the baby is born. What To Do BEFORE the Baby Whether you’re already … Continue reading →
Important Notice For DNCU Bill Pay Users It’s coming! We’re proud to inform DNCU members that the upgraded online banking service will arrive soon. Please note that for most users, Bill Pay information (not including External Transfers) will automatically transfer to the upgraded online banking system. After February 14, the current Bill Pay service will be inaccessible for editing transactions … Continue reading →
October was Cybersecurity Awareness Month and the theme for 2021 was “Do Your Part. #BeCyberSmart.” At Del Norte Credit Union (DNCU), we are committed to helping you with every aspect of your finances, including safely managing them online. In this blog, we share tips to help you safely use online banking, shop online, and more. Use Strong and Unique Passwords … Continue reading →
Are you dissatisfied with your current financial institution? Consider switching to a credit union like DNCU. In this blog, we’ll look at why people switch financial institutions, the benefits of switching to a credit union, and how to make the switch. Why Switch Financial Institutions? Nearly 50% of consumers switch financial institutions at least once, and 56% have accounts with … Continue reading →
Call for all photographers! Our 2022 calendar photo contest is now underway It’s time to share your inspiring pictures for our 2022 DNCU Calendar. We’re looking for your best serene scenes — pictures that deliver calmness, tranquility and a sense that we will again be trouble-free. Share your best and you might just win a slot in next year’s calendar. … Continue reading →
The Future of Credit Unions Post-COVID What will banking and belonging look like in a post-pandemic world? That’s the question Diego posed to all of his guests for this season’s finale. Their answers remind us that through it all, credit unions remain powered by the people they serve. Featuring Juan Fernández Ceballos, president and CEO, Credit Union Association of New … Continue reading →
Dear DNCU Members, In our continuing efforts to keep our members and employees safe, we are reintroducing a mask requirement for all visitors to our branches beginning Monday, August 9, 2021. As you may know, New Mexico has seen a dramatic increase in our infection rate in the last several weeks and that trend appears to be accelerating. Based on … Continue reading →
