The Moneyline Blog

A good credit score is one of the most important factors affecting your financial goals. From interest rates on loans and insurance premiums, to rental housing applications - that three digit number carries a lot of weight.

There are so many credit card options out there for consumers offering a wide variety of perks and rewards. It can be a little tricky finding the right card, but when you do, using that card for purchases can have a number of benefits. 

In today's fast-paced digital age, managing personal finances has become more convenient than ever, thanks to the resources we have access to right at our fingertips. To make handling finances even easier for members, PFCU has launched Credit Score!

Our society continues to become more and more digitally oriented. There are many things we do primarily online now, and for most people this includes banking. 

It's tough to completely quantify the state of your personal finances because everyone's situation varies significantly, making it difficult to compare yourself to someone else. However, your credit score is one of the measuring tools used that provides a gauge on how you stand financially.

When you reach into your wallet to make a purchase, you may find yourself debating whether you want to use your debit card or a credit card. While they may just seem like pieces of plastic, they have a number of differences. So which option is the best?