Posted on November 6, 2025
Lisa Nadeau – Loan Underwriting/Servicing Manager We want to recognize Lisa for her outstanding performance and adaptability. She has done an amazing job of mastering new responsibilities and ensuring daily operations run smoothly. Lisa has consistently delivered exceptional results, risen above every challenge, and been instrumental to the success of her department. Congratulations, Lisa!
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Posted on November 6, 2025
Karen Murphy – Financial Services Representative Karen’s nomination is well-deserved for her confidence and compassion during our system upgrade, helping both members and coworkers. She is consistently upbeat and professional, navigating difficult situations with ease. Congratulations, Karen!
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Posted on October 22, 2025
We understand you may have questions about how a government shutdown could affect your finances. Please be assured that your accounts with us are safe and fully insured by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA). Because the NCUA is an independent, self-funded agency, its operations are not impacted by a federal government shutdown. This ensures
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Posted on October 14, 2025
Based on an article by BCP & NHFCU Staff – September 10, 2025 Did someone steal your identity? Or are you looking for ways to help protect yourself from identity theft? A great place to start is freezing your credit. Here’s what to know. A credit freeze is something you can do anytime, for any
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Posted on August 26, 2025
Do you wish we’d stop mailing you monthly paper statements? It’s possible! Enroll in e-statements & e-notices. It’s really easy, we promise. In e-branch click “e-statements” to agree. On the NHFCU mobile app, click “MORE” and then “statements & documents” to agree. Once signed up for e-statements you will stop receiving paper statements within 1 month. You will then receive a monthly
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Posted on August 26, 2025
by BCP Staff at FTC.gov Scammers posing as government agencies or well-known businesses are increasingly going after retirees’ life savings. They weave a web of lies about some bogus crisis. Then they trick older adults into giving them tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars. The scams start with lies designed to create a
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