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Enfield Community Federal Credit Union Announces Scholarship Recipient

The Enfield Community Federal Credit Union (ECFCU) is pleased to announce the recipient of their 2010 Scholarship Award of $500. Congratulations to Nicholas Jefson a graduate of the Pioneer Valley Christian School in Springfield, Massachusetts. He will be continuing his education at Anderson University in South Carolina where he will major in Music and English.

 

The purpose of this scholarship is to recognize credit union members who have shown scholastic achievement and are pursuing higher education. Applicants must have been graduating seniors who would be attending a
2-4 year institution of higher learning in the fall of 2010.

 

 “We are pleased to be able to offer this scholarship award to one of our young members. All of us at the credit union wish Nicholas the best of luck now and in his future endeavors”, said Kathleen Gleason, President and CEO of the Enfield Community Federal Credit Union.

 

 

For more information about applying for the 2011 Scholarship Award visit the credit union’s web site: www.enfieldcommunityfcu.org, call them at 860-253-5100 or stop by their office which is located at
11 Cranbrook Boulevard in Enfield.


Tips For Your First Job Interview

Looking for a job? Does a job interview make you nervous? Let your credit union help by giving you the following tips:

  1. Be prepared. Bring a pen, notepaper, references, and resume (if you have one). The more information you have prepared in advance, the better impression you will make.
  2. Be on time. Arrive a few minutes early if possible.
  3. Be polite. It is very important to have good manners. Shake the interviewer's hand and don't sit until you are invited to.
  4. Maintain proper eye contact and sit up straight in the chair. Also, don't play with your hair, clothes, etc.
  5. Have a positive attitude.
  6. Know your strong points and weak points: Be able to talk about each in a positive fashion.
  7. Be truthful - if you don't know something don't be afraid to say so. Let them know you are self-motivated and willing to learn.
  8. Know what days and hours you can work. The more flexible you are the better chances you have of landing the job.
  9. Ask questions - you are also interviewing the owner/manager of the company just as they are interviewing you.
  10. If one of your parents brings you to the interview, don't bring them into the interview room with you. Go by yourself.


FYI: Good Grades Discount

Did you know that good grades in school can help lower your car insurance premiums? Usually, having a 3.0 or higher GPA will reduce your car insurance premium by 10 percent. Another factor that insurance companies look at is the type of vehicle you are driving. Steer clear of sports cars. Buying a safe car to drive, with the latest safety equipment, will also help lower your premium. Plus, it will be less of a temptation to drive fast.


Need Help Paying for College?

Did you know that federal financial aid is available and applying for it is easy? You can go online at www.fafsa.ed.gov to get information and a free FAFSA application form for federal student aid. If you don't have Internet access or have additional questions, you can call 1-800-433-3243. You can also obtain an application form from your school guidance counselor or at your local library. Applications are accepted beginning January 1 for the following school year. So don't wait: Get started today.



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