Home Fixes that Make Good Cents (and Dollars)
Find out which home investments pay off—and which improvements to scratch off your list Summer is often the ideal time to tackle home projects…
Make a STATEment Program – Heros in Your Community
We are excited to announce the start of our 2017 Make a STATEment Awards program, which celebrates New Mexicans who are heroes in our…
Switching to a Credit Union Is Easy and Worth It
There are many reasons to join a credit union, including lower rates and fees, higher interest rates on savings accounts, and account holders (members)…
Out With The Old, In With The New
By now you’ve probably seen or heard that we have a new and improved look. And while it may seem like our new visage…
Why Kasasa Checking Accounts Rock
The State Employees Credit Union offers the best suite of personal checking accounts in New Mexico, hands down. And I’m not just saying this…
Five Reasons to Begin 2015 with a Credit Union Account
The New Year compels people to do a lot of reflecting, including on their banking. Questions like, Am I spending too much on maintenance…
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…
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’…
Employee Spotlight – Irene Trujillo
Irene Trujillo has been in the banking business for over 20 years. She has only been at SECU for a couple of months, but…
Introduction to Consolidation Loans
In 2012, the average household credit card debt was almost $16,000. In addition, there are about 37 million individuals with outstanding student loans. Most…
