Category Archives: Our Members
Parents, We Can Help Fill the College Tuition Gap
Parents of college students are feeling the pinch. The gap—between the ever-increasing costs of higher education and the steadily declining amount of financial aid and loans available—keeps getting wider. As you piece together the aid you’ll need, start with your financial aid office; there are several options to help you foot the bill. Financial aid […]
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Free Webinar: Student Loans — The Time Has Arrived!
Free Webinar: Student Loans – The Time Has Arrived! Do you have questions about the Student Loan application process and what options are available to you? Navigating the world of student loans can be intimidating. Join us for a FREE webinar to explore the following topics: What are my options? Federal vs. Private Understand Your […]
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When Times Are Tough We Can Help
In tough times, it’s more important than ever to develop and maintain good financial habits. Having a household budget and shedding high-rate credit card debt are two obvious things that could benefit most consumers. But figuring out where to start can be a daunting task—especially if you feel like you’re already in trouble. The thing […]
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COPFCU Ranked 12th Healthiest Credit Union in America!
COPFCU Ranked Higher than 5,447 Credit Unions as Top Healthiest Dear Members, We are thrilled to announce that COPFCU has been ranked the 12th healthiest credit union in America, as measured by DepositAccounts.com, a subsidiary of Lending Tree. The company analyzes 5,460 NCUA-insured credit unions as part of its annual report to recognize those who […]
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Federal Insurance Protects Your Money
Your Money is Safe and Insured Safeguarding your hard-earned money is vitally important. That’s why COPFCU accounts are federally insured up to $250,000 by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA). The National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund (NCUSIF) protects aggregate savings up to at least $250,000 in your checking accounts, regular share savings accounts, and […]
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