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Recent News
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Buying a Used Car
Today, even a pre-owned vehicle can be a big financial commitment.
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Switching Homeowners Insurance
Have a CEFCU Home Loan and the homeowners insurance is paid through your escrow account? If you are changing insurance companies, let us know — before the due date if possible — so we don’t pay what will be your former insurance company.
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CEFCU On-Line® and Mobile Banking Changes
The look and feel of Online and Mobile banking have changed to make your experience even better!
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Insurance Claim Checks and Disaster Tips
If your property is financed through CEFCU, any check you receive from your insurance company for repairs will be payable to you and CEFCU because your policy has CEFCU as the mortgagee.
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Planning for a Loved One with Special Needs
Looking for information on trusts and estate planning? The last of a three-part webinar series will be presented in October by CEFCU’s trusted partner, Members Trust Company.
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CEFCU Announced as Top Credit Union in Illinois
Peoria, IL – CEFCU has been selected as the top Credit Union in Illinois in 2022 in a nationwide survey conducted by Forbes.
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The 2022 Stimulus
This year, several states — including California and Illinois — are providing stimulus checks or tax rebates for qualifying citizens.
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Protect Yourself from Impersonation Scams
Got a text message out of the blue from a major retailer about a survey? Or from someone claiming to be from the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) about an unclaimed package? Don’t click on it, as it could be a scam, experts warn.
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Identity Theft Victim Checklist
Identity theft is one of the top three consumer complaints to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
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Seven Ways College Students Waste Money — And How to Save!
Going to college is expensive, no doubt about it. Between textbooks, tuition, housing, utilities, and maintaining a social life, managing money can be challenging. So, here are a few habits students can avoid to save more money.