You are undoubtedly familiar with the original golden rule, “treat others as you would like them to treat you.” I say original because the golden rule has been appropriately modified over the years to now read, “treat others as they would like to be treated.”
Vice President Jorge Mendoza and Division President Jim Bedinger were honored to attend the 66th Biennial FOP National
You have aspired to be a manager since the start of your career. You have been a dedicated student and you have followed directions.
This month National Police Federal Credit Union and Police Mortgage had the distinct honor of visiting Greene County
Reputable Financial Advisors can be helpful in virtually any financial situation from establishing a college fund through retirement planning. You can establish an investment plan for very little money and begin habits that will serve you well throughout your life.
National Police Federal Credit Union Division President Jim Bedinger was honored to attend the National Association of Police
Your credit score really doesn’t have anything to do with how much money you make.
Simply meeting with a Financial Counselor will not have any impact on your credit report, whatsoever. Keep in mind that you have to share certain data with a creditor or any company that reports information to a credit bureau in order for that transaction to show up on your credit report.
Nothing could be further from the truth. The data included in your credit report is a recording of your decisions, payments, requests, and overall handling of the credit you have sought and/or gained.
Everything contained in your credit report is important and personal to you. In addition to the names of your creditors and the balances that you owe them, information contained within your credit report includes your Social Security Number, your date of birth, your home address, and your place of employment.
