Preparing for a Recession
Taking steps to improve your financial health in case of a recession is a responsible and forward-thinking move. Here’s how to be in position for weathering a recession.
Club Accounts
A club account is a type of savings account in which the account holder makes regular contributions toward a predetermined goal.
Coping with Inflation? Be Budget Aware.
Inflation continues to put pressure on household budgets.
5 Common Questions About Your Interior Federal Account After Retirement
Many of our members assume they have to close their accounts due to retiring from the Department. Read on to find out why keeping your membership active—even from a distance–is a really wise choice.
A Rewarding Membership
An Interior Federal Membership is rewarding. We give back to our members in the form of great rates, low to no fees, and real rewards for everyday purchases. Keep reading to learn more about the different ways you can earn rewards with your Interior Federal membership!
Grow Your Savings with a Money Market Account
Money Market Accounts are perfect for funds you don’t need immediate access to but may need to withdraw portions of sometime in the future. You’ll earn a handsome return on your money without the risk of the stock market, or the restrictiveness of a certificate account.
Build Your Budget with Money Management
It’s time for New Year’s Resolutions and we’re here to help you with the most common resolution made every year – budgeting. Start off the right way by building a budget within our FREE Money Management tool. Because once you realize where your money is being spent, you can find ways to economize.
Purchase Rewards
Get the cash back rewards you deserve! With our new Purchase Rewards program, you can earn cash back when you shop online and in-store with your Interior Federal debit card at our fantastic merchant partners. You’ll find reward offers for food, clothing, pet supplies and much more!
Why Doing Business with a Not-for-Profit is a Wise Choice.
You may have heard before that credit unions are “not-for-profit” business entities. That is not to be confused with a “nonprofit.” There are differences between the two types of organizations and it’s important to understand them.
7 Steps To a Mid-Year Financial Checkup
Give yourself a financial checkup before the summer gets away from you! From credit score to investments, it’s time to look under the hood!
Financial Tips & Savings Blogs
