September Newsletter

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SYSTEM INTEGRATION

OCTOBER 30 – NOVEMBER 1

During this period, our systems will temporarily be down.

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Members in the Ft. Worth, Boerne, & San Antonio areas:

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Members in the Amarillo, Lubbock, & Big Spring areas:

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Market update

As we head into September, the U.S. economy continues to show signs of moderation. Inflation has eased somewhat, with consumer prices rising 3.4% over the past year in July, down from 3.5% in June. While prices are still rising faster than the Federal Reserve’s 2% long-term goal, the latest data suggest that inflationary pressures may be gradually cooling.

The labor market and consumer spending are also showing signs of slowing. U.S. retail sales declined in July for the first time in nine months, while recent employment data have added to concerns about a softer economy. These developments could give the Federal Reserve more reason to take a cautious approach to interest rates.

Interest rates remain a key focus heading into fall. The Federal Reserve held its target federal funds rate at 3.50% to 3.75% in July, noting that inflation remains elevated and economic conditions continue to require careful consideration. The Fed is scheduled to meet September 15-16, when it will reassess the latest inflation, employment and economic data.

For consumers, the current environment is a good reminder to focus on what you can control. Review your budget, maintain a healthy emergency fund, pay attention to high-interest debt and make sure your savings are working toward your goals. Whether you’re saving for the future or considering a major purchase, ALLIANCE is here to help you make informed financial decisions.

– Clay Beardemphl, CFO

Full market update

Back-to-School Expenses Adding Up? Skip a Payment and Keep the Cash

A new school year can bring plenty of excitement—and plenty of expenses. Between school supplies, new clothes, activity fees, technology and last-minute purchases, back-to-school spending can quickly put pressure on your monthly budget. When you need a little extra flexibility, ALLIANCE Credit Union’s Skip-a-Pay benefit may be able to help. What Is Skip-a-Pay? Skip-a-Pay allows eligible ALLIANCE members to skip a qualifying loanpayment and use that money for what matters most. During the...

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Boerne Sirens & Salsa |August 6, 2026

Join us at the Boerne branch for our monthly Sirens & Salsa event! We’ll be providing free breakfast burritos and coffee for our first responders!

Boerne 5K Flag Run

We’re also proud to support the 7th Annual Flag Run 5K with a $500 donation and wish everyone participating the best of luck today!

Purple Heart Credit Union

We were honored to join Purple Heart Chapter 0900 as they presented the official proclamation recognizing ALLIANCE Credit Union as a Purple Heart Credit Union.