Naughty or nice?

Practice good credit card habits for the holiday season
Topics:
Managing Debt & Credit

Stay in touch – update your information

Without your current physical and mailing addresses, OCCU cannot send you new credit or debit cards, tax documents, statements or dormant account notifications. Likewise, if your email address or phone number is out of date, we won’t be able to send
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Personal
Basic Finances
Privacy & Security

Christmas in October?

It’s not too late to get a head start on holiday savings
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Budgeting & Saving

Is a balance transfer right for me?  

If you’re looking to improve your credit score, a balance transfer can help by increasing your available credit — as long as you don’t close your old card or max it out again with new charges.
Topics:
Managing Debt & Credit

Cozy your nest

Maintain a cozy home for you and your family by spending a little time winterizing your home.
Topics:
Owning a Home

Kids make a difference - and so can we

When children discover they can make a real difference in the world, they become unstoppable forces of nature.
Topics:
Community

OCCU is disaster recovery ready

OCCU has made significant investments to help mitigate against the results of disasters. This include multiple network pathways and preparedness drills
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5 savings tips you can use now

By making a few adjustments to your spending habits, you can start saving more and prepare for a better financial tomorrow.
Topics:
Starting Out Financially

Costs of college: more than tuition

College is a fun and rewarding time in life, as well as an expensive one.
Topics:
Starting Out Financially

Why you should start saving now

Putting 10% of each paycheck into a separate savings account each month will get you one step closer to your financial goals.
Topics:
Starting Out Financially