New Mexico’s Most Haunted Places
For the braver folks out there, Halloween is a time for horror films, ghost stories, and haunted houses. Luckily, fright seekers in New Mexico…
5 Easy DIY Costumes You Can Make this Halloween
Halloween is supposed to be fun, which means not slaving away at your sewing machine at 1:00 AM in a tangle of thread and…
Easily Make Your Own Fall Decorations This Season
It’s that time of year folks! Time for pumpkin spiced…well, everything, and DIY fall decorations! If you aren’t a seasonal decorator, you might become…
What’s in Your Purse, Rio Rancho?
It’s always nice to know more about the people looking after your finances, so I thought it would be a good idea to do…
How to Avoid Sneaky Retailer Tricks
There is a plethora of sneaky ways retailers get you to buy and spend more. They are so sneaky, in fact, that often you…
6 Really Good Green Chile Cheese Burgers from Belen to Las Vegas
If there is one thing us New Mexicans love more than green chile, it’s a green chile cheeseburger. The beloved topping, which is like…
Come On In to Our New Blog!
Hi there. Welcome to the State Employees Credit Union’s newly redesigned blog (you may have noticed things were a little different around here. Lookin’…
Travel Perks: Are They Worth the Extra Cash?
It’s tempting to upgrade to first class or the penthouse suite when you’re on vacation, because, well, you’re on vacation. But all the little…
Be a Tourist in Your Own Town with Food Tour New Mexico
New Mexico is a magical place for food. From life-changing green chile enchiladas to the creamiest espresso, there are so many culinary adventures to…
What Do Fiestas Mean to You?
La Fiesta de Santa Fe has been happening in New Mexico’s capital city since 1712, 302 years. Over that time, it has evolved to…
