GALVESTON, Texas—Chevron Federal Credit Union and Spectrum Credit Union are now offering Colleging’s white-label college planning resource, TuitionU, to assist members in planning for college, CURevl announced.
Colleging is a brand of CURevl. The credit unions are both based in California.
“Colleging remains passionate about helping families achieve the dream of higher education. College planning is the first step in this journey,” CURevl said.
Tim Kulesha, COO of Colleging said that providing a providing a simple to navigate college planning resource helps families better plan for the large expense of college tuition, while reducing reliance on loans. In addition, Kulesha said TuitionU’s articles and tools are a “great way to connect to families via social media.”
Guiding Financial Decisions
“Chevron Federal Credit Union and Spectrum Credit Union are delighted to offer our members these robust tools and resources to financially plan for college and beyond,” said Jackie Orihill, SVP of marketing for Chevron FCU and Spectrum Credit Union. The collection of custom calculators and content will help guide financial decisions related to advanced education and provide money management tips through young adulthood. The College cost comparison calculator, scholarship search, and financial aid calculators are favorites.”
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