With increased online shopping, charitable giving and digital interactions, online scams and identity theft risk rises. At Navigator Credit Union, we want to ensure cyber threats don’t mar your holiday cheer.
Managing multiple debts can be overwhelming. Debt consolidation is a popular option for people looking to improve their financial standings. But is it a smart strategy for reducing personal debt? Navigator Credit Union breaks down the pros and cons.
You’ve got your sights set on a new car – exciting times! But with all the choices, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Navigator Credit Union wants to help make your car-buying experience a breeze, whether you’re a seasoned driver or a first-timer.
As summer winds down, the excitement of a new school years begins to build. While it’s a fun time, it can also be a budget-buster. Navigator Credit Union has some ways you can navigate the back-to-school shopping season.
A mid-year checkup can help identify any areas that need attention and ensure you stay on track for your goals. Navigator Credit Union lists key areas to focus on during your mid-year financial checkup.
Whether you’re heading off to college or diving straight into the workforce, this exciting new chapter brings a whole new set of responsibilities, including managing your finances. Navigator Credit Union has some advice to get you started.
April is National Credit Union Youth Month and National Financial Literacy Month. It’s the perfect time to plant the seeds of financial responsibility in our children. Navigator Credit Union has some simple ways you can let your kids in on the conversation.
It’s so incredibly easy to spend money online. With that comes a need for a bit more responsibility and self-control when trying to outline and prioritize a monthly budget.
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Be aware of fraudulent texts and calls impersonating Navigator Credit Union.
Navigator will NEVER call, email, or contact you to ask for your username, password, or other online banking credentials.
Navigator will NEVER contact you to ask for your credit or debit card number, PIN, or account numbers. Do not click on any links in texts.
When in doubt, reach out to us directly.
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