South Bay Credit Union Volunteers at Community Garden South Bay Credit Union (SBCU) teamed up with Beach Cities Health District (BCHD) to participate in this year’s annual garden clean up event on August 11. Team members of the credit union volunteered alongside residents of the South Bay to clean up one of the Beach Cities …
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South Bay Credit Union Teaches Teens to Make Lemonade from Lemons Next generation of community and business leaders learn about business banking fundamentals at Lemonade Day South Bay Credit Union (SBCU) celebrates another year of teaching teenagers about how to make lemonade out of lemons as a sponsor of Lemonade Day, a strategic lesson-based program …
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Electric Vehicle Financing is as easy as Plug and Drive with New South Bay Credit Union Partnership Neighborhood electric vehicles from E3 Vehicles are now eligible for traditional auto loans South Bay Credit Union (SBCU) today announced a partnership with E3 Vehicles, the South Bay’s neighborhood electric vehicle (NEV) dealership, to provide auto lending terms for …
Learn about the credit gap and why credit literacy is important for Black and Hispanic students. Education is often viewed as the great equalizer in society. Many students believe that by getting a college degree they can increase their earning potential and access to social and economic resources. However, even as more Black and Hispanic …
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The sooner you teach your children the basics about budgeting, the better, and the 3 jar money system is a great way to get started. Kids and Money To learn how to manage money in the 3 jar system, kids need some money to manage. How they get that money can vary. Some children earn …
It’s crucial for your family to know the basics of financial literacy, but how do you approach teaching them? Luckily, you’re making financial decisions every day—you simply need to let your kids in on the conversation. What is Financial Literacy? Financial literacy includes many different financial skills and concepts; to be financially literate simply means …
Ahh, summer. Ten sweet yet short weeks to enjoy some of your favorite traditions. Maybe it’s sipping an ice-cold drink on the porch, spending a weekend at the beach, or cooling off with the kids at the pool. Now that you think about it, you might decide to treat yourself to a new porch swing …
The process of a home renovation can be overwhelming, but there are many things you should consider before starting. From the layout to kitchen appliances, it’s important to get your priorities in order before jumping into anything. Take a look at these five points and see if they apply to you! This is a sponsored …
Do you have a family member who will be a 2020 graduate? We want to recognize our South Bay graduates. Preschool, Kindergarten, Middle School, High School, College, all of them. Fill out a quick submission form and tell us about the graduate in your life. We will be hosting raffle giveaways and sending shoutouts highlighting …
It’s ok to not be ok It’s also ok to be sad, to be disappointed and to feel vulnerable. It’s also ok to feel pessimistic, overwhelmed and maybe a little bit numb. And it’s also ok to be worried and anxious. While we’ve now experienced the new “normal” of Safer at Home due to COVID-19, …
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