Regional Federal Credit Union

There are many different types of taxes that help fund various services and programs in our communities. Here are the most common ones, and some information on who collects them and what they are used for: Income Taxes: Taxes you pay on the...

Are you looking for your first home? Need help with figuring out financing? Don’t know where to start? Join us for a free homebuyer seminar at REGIONAL federal credit union! We'll have experts from our mortgage partner, Member First Mortgage, LLC,...

In the workplace, you will hear about “Flexible Spending Accounts” (FSA) and “Health Savings Accounts” (HSA). Both are types of savings accounts that allow individuals to set aside money for qualified medical expenses. However, there are key...

When you enter the workforce, you may hear about “gross pay” and “net pay” But what is the difference? Gross pay is the total amount of money an employee earns before any deductions are made. Components include: Hourly wage or salary (base...

Ever wonder what we get up to at our Annual Meeting? Here's your chance to find out, by attending our 64th Annual Meeting at the new REGIONAL office in Winfield. Come see the new branch, partake in the refreshments and fellowship, enter drawings to...

Save on Tax Services! Plus,Get a Chance at $10,000! Intuit Turbotax: Get StartedH&R Block: Get Started We want your tax season to be a victorious one. That's why we're here to help you file your taxes early with exclusive, members-only...

It’s Time for a Password Update Have you updated your REGIONAL Online and Mobile Banking password recently? With a new year just starting, it’s time to make sure you’ve got a strong password on your REGIONAL account, and stay a step ahead of...

You may know how to write a check, and what to do to deposit a check into your account. But do you know what happens to your check after that? Here’s exactly how a check works: Writing the Check: You write a check to pay someone. On the check, you...

You’ve found a great deal on something at an online store, but when you try to check out, the site tells you that your card has been declined. What do you do? If you’re like a lot of people, you might try to enter the same card numbers again....

You check your text messages and notice one from the United States Postal Service, informing you that they are unable to deliver a package. Here it is December, and one of your purchases—possibly an important gift for someone—is tied up in the...