When it comes to managing your finances, there are options beyond traditional banks—credit unions. Credit unions are financial institutions that offer similar services but operate differently than banks.
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One of the biggest considerations for homebuyers when they start the home-buying process is the down payment—or the amount of money you pay upfront when buying a home. Budgeting for a down payment you can afford and knowing how long you need to save is important. But there are many options that can make achieving home ownership more attainable, including a no down payment mortgage. A no down payment mortgage is a mortgage where you are able to finance the full value of the home you want to buy. Wondering if a no down payment mortgage might be a good fit for you? Here is what you need to know.
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Being able to access your money regardless of location or the time of day is important. CO-OP Shared Branching combined with digital banking, allows the ability to bank anywhere 24/7. This offers the convenience of being able to manage your money regardless of location or time. This ensures you do not always have to be near your local credit union.
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Credit Unions are known to have a good reputation with the community, but they may not have many locations to access. Your credit union may offer a way to access money through a large scale of ATMs and credit unions and through the CO-OP Shared Branch network. This is perfect for those who may need to bank on the go, anywhere and anytime. CO-OP Shared Branching allows for the ability to bank on a larger scale at other credit unions as if you were at your regular credit union, without having to sacrifice the values of a credit union.
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Paying off your mortgage is an exciting financial milestone. There are a few important steps to keep in mind as your mortgage matures—here is what you can expect as you plan to pay off your Credit Union 1 mortgage.
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Everyone has everyday finances to manage—budgeting, paying bills, making deposits, transferring money to savings, and more. Accessing your money from anywhere should be simple and timesaving. A free checking account can help make it easier to do your personal banking, without monthly fees.
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