IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING STIMULUS PAYMENTS

ATTENTION-IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING STIMULUS PAYMENTS   If you received a check or a visa debit card as your stimulus payment, please read the following important information. Stimulus Checks Stimulus checks must be endorsed. Checks that are not endorsed or have “for deposit only” written on the back are not negotiable. Third party stimulus checks will

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WWFCU Fee Schedule Clarification

Dear Valued Member, Wayne Westland Federal Credit Union management and staff wish you a Happy New Year! We hope the holidays have been good to you and your families, bringing both good health and happiness. I would like to clarify recent concerns regarding our January 2021 fee schedule. The latest fee schedule was sent to

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WWFCU 2021 Holiday Closings

Holiday Closings New Year’s Day Friday, January 1, 2021** Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Monday, January 18, 2021 President’s Day Monday, February 15, 2021 Memorial Day Weekend Saturday, May 29, 2021 Memorial Day Weekend Monday, May 31, 2021 Independence Day Monday, July 5, 2021 Labor Day Weekend Saturday, September 4, 2021 Labor Day Weekend Monday,

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Is a Money Market the Best Choice for Me?

Are you looking for a way to save money, but a savings account isn’t enough? A money market account is a no-risk, higher interest way to put your money away for a rainy day. What is a Money Market Account? A money market account is basically a savings account that offers easier withdrawals and a

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What is the Envelope System and is it Right for Me?

In this age of technology, the idea of the envelope system seems to have faded away. Which is a shame. The envelope system is a great way to take charge of your finances and is great if you’re just starting out or want to be more hands-on with your money. What is the Envelope System?

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Do I Still Need to Balance My Checkbook?

Checks? Who writes checks anymore, let alone balance a checkbook? While the process may seem old-fashioned, believe it or not, it’s still necessary. Balancing a checkbook, also known as bank/account reconciliation is still needed because it can help you catch any errors or fees and helps you stay on top of your finances. Read on

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Build Credit with a Share Pledge Loan

Whether you’re just starting out or you’ve hit a few bumps along the way, building credit can be difficult. An easy way to start building or rebuilding your credit is with a share pledge/share secured loan. A share secured loan (what WWFCU calls a share pledge loan) lets you use the money in your savings

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3 Things to Consider Before Refinancing Your Home

The one good outcome of the economic chaos surrounding the pandemic is some of the lowest interest rates we’ve seen in a long time. But before you rush to refinance your home, there are three things to consider. Do the Math Yes, the interest rates are historically low, but they might not be low enough

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Save on Back-to-School Shopping

While this school year is going to be an unusual one, one thing remains the same … Our kids will need school supplies! Since back-to-school shopping is hard to avoid, we figured we’d give you a few ways you can save on supplies. Do an Inventory Chances are, you have plenty of school supplies left

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Fine Tuning Your Credit

We all work hard to maintain a decent credit score. But it doesn’t take much to put a dent in it. We’ve got a few tips on how to fine tune your credit before the speed bumps of life affect it. All Debt is Equal When it comes to your credit report, agencies look at

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