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5 Ways to Save With an Auto Refinance

If you have an auto loan and want to save money, consider refinancing. Loan refinance is when an existing loan is given new terms and conditions that are better suited to your needs, with either your current lender or a new one.

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What is a Credit Report?

Your credit report tells you and potential lenders about your financial health—including your debts and their payment history—and can mean the difference between your loan or credit card application being accepted or declined.

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What is an Emergency Fund?

The world is unpredictable, but you can prepare for the unexpected with an emergency fund. Having an emergency fund can set you up for financial success by helping you cover home and auto repairs, medical expenses, and more.

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5 Ways to Use ATMs for Everyday Banking

Did you know that Credit Union 1 technically never closes? CU1’s fast, high-tech ATMs are a secure way to bank on your schedule and complete transactions just like you would at your local branch. Some are even available twenty-four hours a day and seven days a week.

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What is a Share Certificate (CD)?

A share certificate is a temporary savings account offered by a credit union that—just like a certificate of deposit (CD) at a bank—saves a sum of money with a locked-in interest rate over a fixed period of time. Even if interest rates go down, your CD’s rate stays the same, so you keep saving at a competitive rate.

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How Do I Start Building Credit?

If you want to qualify for a loan to buy a house, a car, or another expensive product or experience, you need credit. The world of credit, credit reports, and credit scores can seem intimidating—especially if you are just starting out—but you can start building credit right now and work towards funding your financial dreams with these tips.

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