When you own a car, paying for gasoline can be one of the biggest expenses. Gas prices are always fluctuating; therefore, it makes more sense to squeeze out as many miles as possible from every gallon in your vehicle’s tank. When it comes to saving fuel, you have full control. The way you drive and maintain your vehicle can influence its fuel consumption. You can use the following tips to minimize your car’s fuel consumption. Continue Reading…
Financing the higher education of a child brings its fair share of challenges. In order to save enough money to get a child into a reputable college, parents may face a number of obstacles. Continue Reading…
Peach State is a proud sponsor of the Teacher of the Year awards in the school systems we serve. We would like to congratulate the following winners – you truly are the “best of the best” in our schools! Continue Reading…
Without a doubt, using credit cards can make life easier. You can buy anything and everything with just a swipe of your credit card. Buyers and retailers both use credit cards for their everyday transactions. Continue Reading…
Left to Right: James F. Mellichamp, President of Piedmont College; Marshall Boutwell, President/CEO of Peach State Federal Credit Union; Dr. Robert H. Wainberg, Professor of Biology at Piedmont College; and John Fair, Chief of Staff at Peach State Federal Credit Union
Dr. Robert H. Wainberg Natural Sciences Research Fund to Receive Endowment
Peach State Federal Credit Union has made a $50,000 donation to Piedmont College benefitting the Dr. Robert H. Wainberg Natural Sciences Research Fund. The endowment will support research for Piedmont College students majoring in natural sciences, including biology, chemistry, and environmental science.
We’re excited to announce the availability of more than $158,000 in scholarships! Continue Reading…
Should workers be allowed to study for career-advancing tests while at work – even if the education could benefit the company? Opinions are mixed. Continue Reading…
A new test uses tracks eye movement to detect whether students have specific types of reading disorders. Continue Reading…
We’re excited to announce the winners of more than $149,000 in scholarships!
This week, we’re sharing an important guest blog courtesy of BALANCE.
Most parents have already heard the bad news: a college education has never been more expensive. Many, in fact, are still paying off their own student debt and would like their children to avoid that burden. The good news is that there’s a lot parents can do to help their children and make the costs of college more manageable. Continue Reading…
