Southland News
Why debit card rewards are so rare—and how Southland is changing the game
April 1, 2025 | 4 min
When you think of rewards points, your mind probably jumps to credit cards. That’s because the vast majority of rewards programs are tied to credit card spending—not debit cards.
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Principle 5: Borrowing | Financial Literacy Month
It's almost inevitable that you will need to have some type of loan throughout your life whether it's for school, a home, or something else. Learn the basics about loans and managing debt!
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Principle 4: Spending | Financial Literacy Month
It's important to develop good spending habits in order to keep your other goals like saving and investing on track.
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Principle 3: Protecting | Financial Literacy Month
Now that you've worked hard to earn your money, it's important to learn about steps you can take to protect it.
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Principle 2: Saving & investing | Financial Literacy Month
What's the difference between saving and investing? Learn the key differences between these financial terms.
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Step 12 of 12 Steps to Financial Wellness
Congratulations! You’ve reached the 12th and final step of the 12 Steps to Financial Wellness. In this step, we’ll review each of the previous steps and make adjustments as necessary.
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Principle 1: Earning | Financial Literacy Month
Learn more about your earnings and understanding your paycheck.
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Step 11 of 12 Steps to Financial Wellness
The world of investing can be vast and confusing, especially to a first-timer. No worries though, Southland can help! Here’s how to start investing in five easy steps.
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Step 10 of 12 Steps to Financial Wellness
Now that you’ve learned how to indulge responsibly and are mindful of your credit score, it’s time to start planning for retirement.
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Step 9 of 12 Steps to Financial Wellness
Let’s explore the best ways to build and maintain an excellent credit score.
Read MoreMessage from the President & CEO
Southland Credit Union's position regarding the recent bank closures.
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