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Meeting your financial needs now and into the future
IAA Credit Union has been taking some time to reflect on who we are, who we want to be, and what value we provide to our members. To us, the answer is clear, we are a team who gets a great deal of job satisfaction in offering personalized service to our members wherever they prefer to do business!Read More about Meeting your financial needs now and into the future -
6 Steps Toward Financial Well-being
Follow these 6 steps for you to achieve Financial well-beingRead More about 6 Steps Toward Financial Well-being -
Carelessness Can Cost You
Many Americans are concerned about someone stealing their credit card, check, or debit card numbers, but they may be ignoring one easy way thieves can access financial accounts: receipts. Shred your receipts to keep your information safe!Read More about Carelessness Can Cost You -
About Our Art...
We have new artwork, from artist Catrina Rawson! Stop in to see her photographs that are focused on rural agriculture scenes. Her work will be on display in the months of July, August, and September.Read More about About Our Art... -
Gas Card Scams and how to avoid it
High gas prices may be draining your budget, but don’t fall for this scam. “Bad Guys” are out there tempting drivers with phony gas station gift cards. It's really a way to get your credit card details and other personal information.Read More about Gas Card Scams and how to avoid it -
Tips to Fight Fraud
You may have heard about scams that could result in you mistakenly providing your login credentials or one-time passcodes to scammers, potentially giving them access to your accounts. Here are some tips and reminders that could help protect yourselfRead More about Tips to Fight Fraud -
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World Elder Abuse Awareness Day is June 15: Recognize the signs of abuse
The International Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse designated June 15, as World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Since then, various organizations, have come together to help provide resources, raise awareness and prevent elder abuse.Read More about World Elder Abuse Awareness Day is June 15: Recognize the signs of abuse -
The Key to a Successful Budget Is Minimalism
The easiest way to abandon your budget? Make it complicated and tedious. A minimalist budget can help you clarify your financial goals, provide you guidance on how to meet them, and allow you the freedom to spend a little on yourself.Read More about The Key to a Successful Budget Is Minimalism -
Why Refinance with IAACU?
Refinancing a car is a great option for those who have purchased a vehicle, and are looking for a more competitive rate, or to lower monthly payments. Signs you may want to refinance: Your credit sco...Read More about Why Refinance with IAACU? -
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Applying for Student Loans: Federal and Private
Student loans aren’t created equal. Some are federal, some are private, some are designed to help financially needy borrowers, some offer lower rates or important borrower protections. Student loans aren’t created equal. Some are federal, some are private, some are designed to help financially needy borrowers, some offer lower rate...Read More about Applying for Student Loans: Federal and Private -
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The Best Ways to Use a Few Hundred Dollars
Sometimes it can feel like you need thousands of dollars to move the needle on your finances even a little bit. So, if you find yourself with a few hundred dollars the temptation to spend it can be great. But used wisely, even a few hundred dollars can put you on the road to a more financially secure future.Read More about The Best Ways to Use a Few Hundred Dollars -
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What does it take to retire?
Think of those days when you can sleep in and spend the day doing whatever you want. To get there you need to plan how much money you'll need to live on when you retire.Read More about What does it take to retire? -
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Keep your Mobile Wallet Secure
At IAA Credit union we are committed to providing our members with the best fraud-fighting tools to strengthen our defenses and help our members take immediate action against fraud. Follow these tips to keep your mobile wallet secure!Read More about Keep your Mobile Wallet Secure -
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How to Raise Financially Healthy Kids
As a parent, you may be wondering how you can set your children up for financial success. Here are some tips that will show you how to raise financially healthy kids.Read More about How to Raise Financially Healthy Kids -
National Pack Your Lunch Day!
In honor of National Pack Your Lunch Day we created an infographic to help you learn to save.Read More about National Pack Your Lunch Day! -
Credit Scores…..Where does that magical number come from?
We all know that most lending institutions are going to use a person’s credit score as a basis for approving a loan, and also to determine what their interest rate will be. To ma...Read More about Credit Scores…..Where does that magical number come from? -
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Don't let money worries rob you of sleep
Money worries keep many Americans up at night. The top 3 worries were debt, lack of savings, and not having enough for retirement.Read More about Don't let money worries rob you of sleep -
Is there enough in your piggy bank?
There is no one-size-fits-all answer to the question of how much money should you keep in your savings account. The standard recommendation is three to six months’ worth of basic expenses. If keeping that much stashed away is intimidating to you, we’ve put together some tips on how to find your target balance and ways to quickly grow your savings.Read More about Is there enough in your piggy bank? -
Tips for Healthy Money Habits
Think positive about your financial situation in the coming year! Keep these tips in mind when planning out your goals for 2022 and beyond.Read More about Tips for Healthy Money Habits
