Fort Randall Federal Credit Union

08/06/2026

Congrats to our fearless leader Audrey Fink for earning the prestigious Certified Credit Union Executive (CCUE)™ designation after completing Credit Union Management School!

08/05/2026

Back-to-school season isn’t just about new routines, it’s a chance to build better money habits that last long after the first day of class. 📚💰 From managing school supplies and lunch money to starting a savings account and planning for bigger goals like college, small steps now can make a big difference later.
We’re sharing simple ways families can turn everyday moments into real financial lessons this school year.
Read more on the blog through the link below.

www.ftrandallfcu.com/resources/news-blog/from-lunch-money-to-college-savings-building-good-money-habits-this-school-year

08/03/2026

Buying a car is stressful enough, so financing it shouldn’t be. That’s why we protect your investment from day one. Get your loan with us and drive away with:
🚙 Free CARFAX® Report
🤝 Extended Warranty Coverage
🙌 GAP Protection
Buy with confidence. Drive with peace of mind. Apply today! https://www.ftrandallfcu.com/loans/auto-loans

07/31/2026

Phishing emails are getting more convincing these days, but there’s still red flags to avoid. Be cautious of:
1. Beware of email addresses that do not include “ftrandallfcu.com”
2. Use caution with urgent alerts that ask you to act immediately.
3. Don’t click links, call numbers, open attachments, or scan QR codes from unexpected communication.
Remember: When in doubt, sign on to ftrandallfcu.com or contact us directly by calling your local branch.
When in doubt, don’t click. Protect your information and verify directly with the organization first.

07/31/2026

We are here because we care!

07/31/2026

Happy DAY! Stop by our Wagner or Platte branch to enjoy some free jelly beans! Its also National Jumping for Jelly Beans Day!

07/30/2026

For those who utilize debit cards, one helpful habit is checking your account before making purchases or paying bills.

Knowing what is available can help reduce stress, avoid overdraft fees, and support better planning.

This small step can make your money feel a little less overwhelming.

Checking your account balance before making a purchase or paying a bill can be a simple but powerful habit.

It helps you know what is available, what still needs to be paid, and whether you need to adjust your spending for the day or week. This small step can also help prevent overdraft fees, missed payments, and unnecessary stress.

For many people, checking an account balance can feel uncomfortable, especially when money is tight. But knowing where things stand gives you more information and more control.

Awareness is not judgment. It is a starting point.

07/29/2026

07/27/2026

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