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Create clarity & direction
Understand your complete financial picture and gain a clear path forward.
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Set goals
Define your goals at each stage and develop a roadmap to achieve them.
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Manage risks
Mitigate financial risks that could impact your plans.
Which life stage are you in?
Explore our broad suite of planning services designed to support you through every phase of life, from building your foundation to securing your legacy.
Take control of your next chapter with advice that helps you reach your goals. We can help you navigate financial planning – from setting goals to long-term investing – so you can build a secure future.
From newly married to navigating separation or loss, relationship changes impact finances. We can help you build strategies for stability in this new chapter.
A growing family means new financial priorities. We can help you budget for increased expenses, plan for your children's future, and keep long-term goals on track for your expanding household.
Approaching or in retirement? We can help you manage your assets, plan your legacy, and ensure lasting financial peace of mind.
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Products and services offered through SECU Financial Advisory Services, including retirement planning, investment advice, insurance, estate and trust services, and education planning, are not insured by NCUA, are not deposits or obligations of SECU, and may involve investment risk, including possible loss of principal. Members should consult applicable product disclosures and agreements for detailed information.
- SECU employees may be dual employees of Credit Union Investment Services, Inc. (“CUIS”), a wholly owned subsidiary of SECU and a North Carolina registered investment adviser, and offer products and services of CUIS to SECU members. SECU employees may also be Trust Representatives or Trust Officers who offer trust and estate planning resources, education, and services to SECU members through Members Trust Company (“MTC”). MTC is not an affiliate of SECU or CUIS.
- Insurance products are not guaranteed by, a deposit of, or an obligation of any credit union and are not insured by NCUA or any other federal government agency. Insurance specialists are licensed to sell in North Carolina only.
- State Employees’ Credit Union (“SECU” or the “Credit Union”), through Members Trust Company (“MTC”), offers estate planning resources and education to members. The Credit Union and MTC do not provide legal advice or services and are not responsible for the services provided by the participating attorneys or other independent professionals. Credit Union members generally may use a participating attorney through the Program, or select their own independent attorney outside of the Program.
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- Trust Services offered through Members Trust Company, a federal thrift regulated by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. Trust products are not Credit Union deposits, are not insured by the NCUA or any other federal government agency, are not obligations of or guaranteed by the Credit Union, Members Trust Company or any affiliated entity, and involve investment risks, including the possible loss of principal. For legal or tax advice, consult your attorney and/or tax professional.
- Members should consult a tax advisor for information about potential tax benefits and liability related to education planning. Members should consult their own attorney or tax advisor regarding the tax consequences specific to education planning.