Finance & Investment

Charmaine and Caleb Messinger, owners of Southern Nibble in Sequim, WA.

Small businesses thrive with community banks

As a small business owner, choosing the right banking partner is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. You need a bank that supports… Continue reading

 

First Fed offers the new Washington Covenant Homeownership Program, designed to expand homeownership for certain minorities in Washington State.

More paths to homeownership than you might expect

For many, buying a home feels out of reach. High prices, down payments, closing costs and insurance requirements can make it seem impossible – especially… Continue reading

 

Wanting to maximize your savings this year? Here are some effective ways to get started. Courtesy First Fed

Take control of your savings in the New Year

The start of a new year is the perfect opportunity to reassess your financial goals and take control of your savings. Whether you’re starting from… Continue reading

 

Designed especially for children 17 and younger, with a minimum balance requirement as low as $1, a First Savings account is accessible to everyone. Courtesy First Fed

A meaningful gift for your kids: First Savings Account

The holiday season is upon us – a time for joy, giving and meaningful connections with loved ones. While toys and gadgets often top the… Continue reading

Designed especially for children 17 and younger, with a minimum balance requirement as low as $1, a First Savings account is accessible to everyone. Courtesy First Fed
Home equity is a valuable financial asset that can be leveraged for various purposes, but it’s essential to borrow wisely and understand the risks involved. Courtesy First Fed

How to calculate your home equity

When you own a home, understanding your home equity is crucial, as it contributes to your net worth and borrowing ability. Simply put, home equity… Continue reading

Home equity is a valuable financial asset that can be leveraged for various purposes, but it’s essential to borrow wisely and understand the risks involved. Courtesy First Fed