Kent Oram Inducted into CUES Hall of Fame
On November 2, Kent Oram, President of Idaho Central Credit Union, was inducted into the Credit Union Executives Society (CUES) Hall of Fame.
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On November 2, Kent Oram, President of Idaho Central Credit Union, was inducted into the Credit Union Executives Society (CUES) Hall of Fame.
Idaho Central is excited to announce that we now offer Apple Pay. We are the first Idaho-based financial services company […]
Credit scores can be a scary three digit number until you understand where they come from, what they mean, and how you can maintain a good one. In this article we'll walk you through all the ins and outs of credit scores and how you can improve yours.
On December 8, 2014, Stalker Elementary was presented with a check for over $3,000 from a fundraiser held at Idaho Central Credit Union (ICCU). Raffle tickets were sold to help Stalker Elementary with their fundraiser to install projectors and Apple TVs in their classrooms.
Are you enthusiastic, motivated, and positive? Are you dependable, hard-working, and resourceful? Is providing legendary service important to you? Do you want to join a team that is driven and goal-oriented? If so, this two time awarded, Best Place to Work in Idaho winner wants to talk with you!
Idaho Central Credit Union was proud to join hundreds of people in another record year for KTVB's 7Cares and Idaho Shares on December 13! Donations made in person, over the phone, and online helped bring in thousands of pounds of food and cash donations to benefit charities around the state in just one day.
On June 28, 2015, Idaho Central Credit Union will turn 75 years old! As part of our birthday celebration, we have chosen to donate $1,000 to 75 nonprofit organizations across the state of Idaho during the course of 2015!
Credit card debt that seems safe and manageable can become an untenable burden once we’re hit with a job loss or family medical emergency. That’s why – at the least -- your credit card debt should never exceed the amount you've set aside to deal with emergencies.
Having fewer lower-priced homes in negative equity is helping to make more homes available for buyers. After all, it’s tough to sell your home when it’s worth less than you owe on it. But rising values have drastically reduced the number of homes in negative equity, leading to an increase in for-sale inventory in markets across the country.
We all hope our children will grow into financially responsible adults. By introducing personal finance early in life, we provide a better chance for our kids to become financially successful later in life. However, most parents do not feel qualified to talk to kids about money.