Reader Question: How does Auto Refinancing Work?
Refinancing your auto loan is a very simple process. Basically, it involves paying off your existing loan with a loan from another lender, at a more favorable rate. The first step in refinancing is to find a lender who is willing to offer you a lower interest rate. According to Danny Trahan, V.P. of Lending, [...]
You Can Choose Better Rates with UChoose Rewards
July 23, 2011 by admin
Filed under credit union, Debit Card, FCU Blog
We work hard to spread the word about our Relationship Rewards program, and it seems that many of you are catching on! Did you know that amongst the millions of redemption options available to you lies the option to buy .25% off of a new loan or add .25% onto a certificate of deposit? Just [...]
Q&A With V.P. of Lending, Mr. Danny Trahan
March 28, 2011 by admin
Filed under FCU Blog, First Castle News, St Tammany LA Credit Union, Uncategorized
1) How is First Castle handling the tough times we face as a nation? As members of First Castle FCU, we are fortunate to be part of a solid financial institution that has actually experienced substantial growth during the past few years. Extending our membership beyond the Army Corps of Engineers and into St. Tammany [...]
Covington LA Financial Institution Working for You
July 11, 2008 by admin
Filed under covington la bank, credit union, FCU Blog, Financial Institution, St Tammany LA Credit Union
With gas at $4 a gallon, grocery prices inching up, and with air conditioners across St Tammany working hard in the summer heat, wouldn’t it be refreshing to have someone working to save you money? Joining First Castle Federal Credit Union, can do just that. The members of our St Tammany credit union work together [...]
Low Interest Auto Loans, St Tammany Parish
April 26, 2008 by admin
Filed under covington la bank, credit union, FCU Blog, Financial Institution
A recent article on Nola.com, “Demand for small cars, crossovers soar along with gas prices,” showed what we all know … gas prices are going up and to compensate, consumer car sizes are going down. With the expected gas prices to reach or exceed $4.00 a gallon this summer, many in Louisiana are looking at [...]




