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Budgeting Through Your First Few Years
Predicting your future income is essential to your success. So, how do you budget for six months from now when you might be twice the size you are today? How do you start to plan for what a year two budget looks like when you don’t know if you’ll have 50 people or 100 people showing up? [read more]
ECCU introduce the 2019 nominees for the Board of Directors and Supervisory Committee.
Brea, CA – April 01, 2019 – We are pleased to introduce the 2019 nominees for the ECCU Board of Directors and Supervisory Committee. Please review the qualifications of these exceptional individuals, and then join us at our upcoming annual meeting to vote on the election of these nominees. [read more]
ECCU Names Chuck Kelly as Senior Vice President and Chief Technology & Operations Officer
Brea, CA – March 1, 2019 – Evangelical Christian Credit Union (ECCU) announced today that Chuck Kelly has joined the credit union as Senior Vice President, Chief Technology & Operations Officer, effective February 27, 2019. [read more]
ECCU Names Brian Constable as Vice President of Enterprise Banking
ECCU announced today that Brian Constable has joined the credit union as Vice President of Enterprise Banking, effective January 2, 2019. [read more]
A Christian’s Guide to Making (and Keeping) New Year’s Resolutions
It’s only the first week of 2019 and by some accounts, 75 percent of Americans who made new year’s resolutions have broken them already. If you’re among this group – or have yet to establish goals for this year – take heart. You can find all you need to know about making and keeping resolutions in the Bible, from leading a more Christ-centered life to making smarter financial decisions. Scripture urges Christians to examine their lives regularly, and there’s no better time to evaluate your relationship with God than the start of a new year. [read more]
Simple Steps to Building Budget-Minded Kids
Children learn math, English and science skills in the classroom, but most schools have abandoned teaching basic financial literacy. This all adds up to parents bearing most of the responsibility to raise financially fit kids. [read more]
