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President’s Message – Conversion 2026
Big things are coming to Triangle Credit Union! After a year-long project with the hard work and dedication from our teams, we’re upgrading our core banking system—the technology that powers your accounts—to bring you faster, smoother, and more secure banking. This exciting conversion will take place April 30 – May 4, 2026, and it’s designed…
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Buy Local for National Mom and Pop Business Day
Every year on March 29, National Mom and Pop Business Day invites us to pause and appreciate the small, family‑owned shops that give our communities character, creativity, and connection. These businesses—whether a corner bakery, boutique, repair shop, café, or specialty store—represent far more than a transaction. They’re the backbone of neighborhoods, the spark behind innovation, and the heart of local…
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Healthy KidsFest 2026
The Greater Merrimack-Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the YMCA of Greater Nashua, is excited to host Healthy KidsFest on Saturday, April 18, 2026, from 10 AM to 1 PM at the YMCA of Greater Nashua’s Westwood Park Branch. This annual event is dedicated to promoting health, wellness, and active living for children…
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Retirement Risks and Estate Planning Education Seminar and Webinar
Retirement is more than a milestone. It is a transition that introduces new financial and planning risks that can affect income, lifestyle, health care, and family legacy. This educational hybrid seminar and webinar focuses on helping participants understand common retirement risks and common estate planning mistakes so they can be better prepared to ask the right questions and make…
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Get to Know Medicare
A Medicare Made Clear® Educational Webinar Medicare is a federal health insurance program but understanding how it works requires more than just knowing when you turn 65. This complimentary, educational webinar provides a clear overview of Medicare, including eligibility, coverage, costs, enrollment periods, and options for additional coverage. The session is designed to help individuals…
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3 Tips To Stay Ahead of Fraud During Consumer Protection Week
Every day, there are stories and alerts shared of new scams, reminding us that the fraud landscape changes quickly. To stay safe, it’s important to build good habits, improve your digital security, and use helpful tools to avoid, report, and recover from scams. It’s National Consumer Protection Week (NCPW), a time of year devoted to maintaining personal security and fighting fraud. Hosted by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), this important awareness week was established to help people better understand…
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Helpful Hints about HSAs
Medical costs and insurance premiums keep going up. Fortunately, there are some steps you can take to minimize the effects of rising costs. This tip will discuss how Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) can help you manage some of those expenses and save money. Let’s start by explaining what an HSA is. HSA stands for Health Savings…
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4 Savings Challenges to Boost Your Savings Goals
Is saving more money one of your New Year’s resolutions this year? Beginning to save money can be overwhelming if you’re not sure where to start. Take the pressure off your financial goals by making saving fun with one of our savings challenges. Savings challenges are great for building consistent saving habits while also growing your savings…
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5 Ways to Show Love Without Touching Your Credit Card
Valentine’s Day often comes with a lot of pressure—lavish dinners, expensive gifts, and grand gestures that can leave your wallet feeling less than romantic. But here’s the truth: love doesn’t have to come with a price tag. In fact, some of the most meaningful ways to show you care cost absolutely nothing. If you’re looking to celebrate without swiping your credit card or maybe…
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3 Reasons to Get Pre-Approved Before Buying a Car
President’s Day is right around the corner, which means if you’re shopping for a car, you’re in luck! Dealerships across the country offer discounts for the President’s Day weekend, sometimes extending them for a week or more. Typically, Presidents’ Day sales are the first official sales events of the year. While this makes sense for…
