Single Again
Throughout the many stages of your life, your financial needs will change.
Whether you need information on opening new accounts, a personal loan,
or just need to go over your finances and credit report, you can count on us!
Get your finances figured out
The first step in getting your finances in order is to see where you stand—debts, savings and your credit score. We
suggest that you sit down with one of our experienced Member Service Representatives and take a thorough look at
your personal portfolio. From there, you can decide what your lending and savings needs are and we can help you
reach your goals with our products and services.
What is your credit score?
It is important that you know exactly what is on your credit report and what your credit score is. Your credit score is a
number assessing the likelihood that you will pay back debt—the higher it is, the more money you save by having lower
interest rates on loans. Your credit score is determined by multiple factors: length of credit history, mix of credit, new
debit, capacity for debt and your payment history.
Improve your credit and save money
Did you know that when you close a credit card you are actually hurting your credit score rather than improving it? Are you aware that your credit score is used for more than lending—insurance companies, landlords and employers can check your credit score. When you meet with a Member Service Representative, we can pull your credit report and score and go over it with you. Many times, we can help you improve your credit score and potentially save you money each month! One of our Member Service Representatives would be happy to go over your finances with you. An appointment is not required, but we recommend it. Simply call the branch to get started!
Debt in Focus
Being single again means that you will be going through some major financial changes. You may need to adjust to a decreased income or higher expenses on your own. Debt in Focus is a simple tool that can help you better understand where you stand. Take a few minutes to answer a few short questions and you will receive a report back with a detailed financial analysis of your debt situation.
Debt in Focus
