USSFCU's Smart Rewards Program FAQ
Published: June 16, 2021
Are you a USSFCU Smart Reward Visa Credit Card holder? Thought about becoming one? Curious about the points you may have earned with your USSFCU Debit Card when you completed a transaction as credit at checkout? No matter your Smart Reward Program status, we have gathered the most frequently asked questions and answered them all for you. Below you will find answers to basic account questions such as logging in and checking points, to how to redeem points for Travel, Merchandise, Gift Cards and more!
Appealing Your Award Letter
Published: June 8, 2021
Given the current state of the economy, there's a good chance your family's financial situation has changed since you completed your FAFSA. With award letters from colleges already in your hands, how do you request additional financial aid to cover your college costs? Our partners at Edmit have outlined the steps you can take to file a financial aid appeal - below are some of the highlights.
Understanding Dormant and Escheatment Accounts
Published: May 24, 2021
At USSFCU, we understand that accounts may go unused for many different reasons. You may have moved, simply forgotten you have an account with us, or maybe a family member had opened an account for you and you had no idea. While we hope you continue to use our services, we want you to be aware of how your USSFCU account can go dormant.
What Car Buying Fees Should You Pay?
Published: May 11, 2021
Your new car is gassed, washed and waiting outside as you review the contract. One small problem: The dealership has slipped in some extra fees and you don't know whether to challenge them or not.
9 Money Numbers You Need to Know
Published: April 20, 2021
Your doctor needs to know certain numbers to judge your physical health, such as your weight, your blood pressure and your cholesterol levels. Similarly, you need to know certain numbers to monitor your own financial health, including:
The Property Line: Mortgage Forbearance Ending? Here Are Your Options
Published: April 15, 2021
The COVID-19 recession shriveled the bank accounts of countless homeowners. If you entered mortgage forbearance last April or May because of the pandemic, you have plenty of company: Almost a million people will reach their 12-month forbearance anniversaries in those months of 2021.