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For many Ohio homeowners, their home is more than just a place to live. It may also be one of their most valuable financial tools.

As home values have increased over the past several years, many homeowners are sitting on more equity than they realize. While home equity can often be associated with kitchen remodels or large renovations, there are other strategic ways to use it to improve financial wellness, lower monthly expenses, and even prepare for future goals.

Caller ID Spoofing when scammers change the information your phone receives in order to disguise their identity and make you believe you're speaking with a legitimate company. By posing as a financial institution, these scammers will attempt to convince you to provide sensitive personal information such as your online banking login credentials, account number, credit or debit card number, social security number, or PINs.

While Credit Union of Ohio has measures in place to protect your accounts, it is important to remain vigilant so you don't fall victim to this scam.

First-time buyers can be surprised when they realize their monthly mortgage payment includes much more than the loan itself.

It’s easy to focus on the home price and interest rate, but the total monthly payment includes additional costs that can impact affordability. Understanding these variables can help you shop smarter, avoid surprises at closing, and feel more confident about what you can comfortably afford.

At Credit Union of Ohio, we believe informed buyers make stronger financial decisions.

Scammers have been using newer methods to trick you into providing your personal information and gaining access to your accounts. Credit Union of Ohio has security measures in place to keep your accounts and information safe, but it's important to stay informed on the current scams. As a reminder, Credit Union of Ohio will never ask for your Online Banking password or your PIN.