NHFCU – Capital Area’s Favorite Credit Union

In response to the devastating flash flooding in central Texas, many are looking for ways to get and give help. And scammers are looking to prey on people’s generosity. So how can you make sure your donations go to the people who need them and not to a scammer? Donate to charities you know and

Enroll in e-statements & e-notices NOW. With our system upgrade, everyone who prefers free e-statements needs to accept our updated e-statement and e-notices agreement. Just log in to e-branch and click e-statements to agree. From now through the end of the summer, we will be drawing one winner each week from these enrollments to win

This year, NHFCU awarded seven individuals with John R. Young Career Development Scholarships. So far, six of our winners stopped by to receive their awards.  

Enroll in e-statements & e-notices NOW. With our system upgrade, everyone who prefers free e-statements needs to accept our updated e-statement and e-notices agreement. Just log in to e-branch and click e-statements to agree. From now through the end of the summer, we will be drawing one winner each week from these enrollments to win $100! We also have

Free Access to Your Credit Report By Colleen Tressler, Division of Consumer and Business Education The three national credit reporting agencies — Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion — have permanently extended a program that lets you check your credit report at each of the agencies once a week for free. Visit AnnualCreditReport.com to request free copies of your

As the years pass, the importance of having a healthy credit score increases. FICO Scores range from 300 to 850 (670 and above is considered healthy by most lenders). Credit scores are used to assess responsibility and risk. So, what are the consequences of a low score? Inability to acquire housing, including rental. Higher insurance