Does your young-adult student need a crash course in personal finance? A financial literacy survey by the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC) reveals that most adults learned about personal finance from their parents. Parents: Compliments of the NFCC, here's…
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https://youtu.be/p9YbeAr_Peo The Covid 19 pandemic has harshly impacted the financial security of millions of people. Many have lost jobs, work hours, or work-related income because of the coronavirus outbreak. Fortunately for us, there has been some relief in…
Greater New Orleans Federal Credit Union, GNO FCU, announced the retirement of a dedicated employee, Gerry Kish, after 38 years of dedicated service. Gerry began her career at GNO FCU as a loan officer in May of 1983. Throughout her…
Greater New Orleans Federal Credit Union, GNO FCU, is pleased to announce its 2021 Enola M. Fee Scholarship recipients, Connor Morris and Corrine Cheramie-White. The Enola M. Fee Scholarship Program was established in honor of Enola M. Fee, a distinguished…
Our partners at GreenPath Financial Wellness share some of their testimonials though GreenPath Real Stories. Take a peek at this testimonial video from Tanisha and Noah.
Greater New Orleans Federal Credit Union, GNO FCU, is pleased to announce Shelley Sanders as its new President and Chief Executive Officer, which commenced on April 1, 2021. Shelley most recently served as Executive Vice President at GNO FCU, in…
You can now check the status of your Third Economic Impact Payment in the Get My Payment tool. All first and second Economic Impact Payments have been sent and will no longer appear in Get My Payment. If you didn’t get a first…
After Leading Greater New Orleans Credit Union in 17 Years of Growth and Success, President/CEO Announces Retirement. Greater New Orleans Federal Credit Union, GNO FCU, announces that it’s President and CEO, Janet Sanders, is retiring from the organization after leading…
by Michelle M. Haas-Dosher, CCUFC Are you getting more than $2,000 in your tax refund every year? If you are, you may be overwithholding, which means you’re giving the federal government an interest-free loan for the year. Underwithholding means that, when you file…
