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0% Car Financing Is It Really the Best Deal?
When shopping for a new or used car, Welcome Federal Credit Union can help you determine if the lowest dealer-advertised rate really means a lower overall cost. When you discover a 0% financing offer during your car search, it can be tempting to sign on the dotted line. But…
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Is Fall a Good Time to Buy a Car? What to Know Before You Shop
If you’re considering buying a new or used vehicle, fall can be an excellent time to start shopping, and Welcome Federal Credit Union has a CarConnection and low rates* for you! As dealerships prepare for the new year’s inventory and work toward year-end sales goals, buyers may…
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Our Best Return on Certificates in Years! 4.10% APY* after 36 Months
Financial growth starts here! Take advantage of our newly raised, great certificate rates and give your savings more room to grow, with just a $1,000 minimum deposit*. Get in touch with an MSR at one of our branch locations, or call us at 1-888-932-8148 to learn about savings…
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Drive Away With More: Get a $250 Auto Loan Bonus and More
More for the Road Ahead! Whether you’re buying a new or used vehicle or refinancing the one you already drive, this limited-time Welcome auto loan offer gives you a few extra benefits along the way. With a qualifying auto loan, you can get: $250 deposited directly into your…
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Certificates: A Smart Way to Grow Your Savings
If you are looking to make your savings work harder and yield better results, a Welcome Federal Credit Union Saving Certificate is an effective vehicle for earning a higher APR (Annual Percentage Rate). A Certificate is an effective way to put funds that aren’t needed in the…
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Student Checking AccountsWhat Parents and Students Should Know
Welcome Federal Credit Union offers smart banking options for students heading back to school or college. Students and young adults are learning more than what’s taught in the classroom. They’re also learning how to manage money, make spending decisions, and take responsibility…