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It is recommended that you save your tax returns for seven years. We recommend that you hold on to your statements for at least 1 year. You have access to your estatements for 18 months.
Cosigners lend their names and good credit histories to the maker. Should the maker die, lose a job, or otherwise fail to make payments, all responsibility for meeting the terms of the loan transfers to the cosigner. An often-overlooked aspect of cosigning a loan is the fact that the loan appears on both the maker's and cosigner's credit reports.
It might be tempting to view your 401(k) as a source of emergency funds, but before you dip into your retirement account for cash, explore alternatives.
To establish good credit, you need a steady work record and continued residence at the same address. If you do not have a checking account, open one and be careful not to bounce checks. Make on time payments on all of your debts and keep your credit balance to credit limit ratio under 30%.
Yes, we offer a variety of online calculators.
Treadwell Credit Union partners with Harrison Wealth Management Group to provide investment and financial planning services.