An In-Case-of-Emergency (ICE) binder is a binder that holds all of the important information you or your loved ones need to know in the event of an emergency.  Print this checklist to help build or update yours.  

When you choose to bank, borrow, and save with HCP Credit Union, you're not just making a financial decision; you're making a statement about your commitment to community support and financial well-being.

We are committed to helping young people develop financial literacy and good money habits. We've put together a list of micro money lessons for kids that you can easily incorporate into your daily routine.

When you open an account at HCP Credit Union, your money is insured up to $250,000 per individual depositor by the NCUA. We protect your money in additional ways!

Understanding the basics of personal finance can set teens up for a more secure financial future. From budgeting to saving to investing, teens can learn money lessons now that will serve them well in the coming years - while with the safety net of home.

A HELOC lets you borrow when you need it against the equity in your home.

We strongly encourage you to read this important information and share/discuss this with friends and family over age 60. How is this fraud occurring?

Credit unions around the world will celebrate International Credit Union Day on Thursday, October 21, 2021. This year’s theme is ‘Building financial health for a brighter tomorrow’. Financial well-being for all is a shared commitment among Credit Unions and it’s at the heart of what we do here at HCP Credit Union!

91 percent of American families see college as “an investment in their future.” However, you don’t necessarily have to choose between your retirement strategy or helping your loved one finance college.

Do you use peer-to-peer (P2P) mobile payment apps such as CashApp, Venmo, and Zelle? We have important reminders for you to keep your accounts safe and avoid being scammed.

Recently, we have become aware that some members have experienced fraudulent phone calls that appear to be from the credit union that can put your account and funds at risk!  It’s called Caller ID spoofing. 

Whether it's talking monthly expenses with your spouse or partner, teaching financial basics to your kids and teens, or writing a durable power of attorney for your parents, these are the money topics to discuss now, so you're not in a pinch later. 

A financial plan isn’t only for the wealthy. No matter how much money you have, we recommend starting today with a written plan to set you up for future success.

HCPFCU receives award for Teen Program

Car shop with your overall financial health in mind. How can you do that?

HCPFCU now offers Teen Accounts (age 13+) and Teen Financial Education. We have designed this program to help teen members prepare for their financial future with the possibility of graduating from high school with excellent credit.

Budgeting can make or break your finances and your life goals. But why is it so hard to make it happen? Why haven’t you set that budget yet? Here are 5 possible reasons:

Losing money or property to scams and fraud can be devastating. You can protect yourself and your loved ones by knowing what to look out for and steps to take to protect yourself.