Effective 08/01/2025 and subject to change. For additional information regarding rates and terms on Progressions Credit Union deposit accounts, please call 509.535.0191 or 800.828.8691. APY=Annual Percentage Yield. Federally Insured by NCUA. To view our Fee Schedule, click here . Kasasa Cash ® Checking Minimum balance to open Minimum balance to earn stated APY APY Truth in Savings Disclosure Learn More $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Range $0.00-$20,000 (Qualified Rate) Range $20,000.01 or greater (Qualif  More...

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Terms of Use: Many people put off balancing their account, but it's a good idea to ensure that you know how much you have available and that you are in agreement with the amount reported to you by your financial institution. There are several ways to balance your checking account. You don't have to invest in financial software, but some find using software such as MS Money or Excel helps them to track their budgeting and spending habits, too. You can reconcile your account by going onl  More...

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Terms of Use Things to consider when looking to cut costs on your homeowners insurance: Deductible The first place to start is to consider your deductible. You can save up to 25 percent by simply bumping up the deductible on your homeowners policy from $500 to $1,000. Usually, you won't file a claim unless there's a large damage, so anything less than $1,000 wouldn't be turned over to your insurance anyway. Multiple Policy Discount If you combine your homeowners policy with at  More...

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Terms of Use With gasoline prices on the rise, there has never been a better time to tune up your car and practice energy-wise driving techniques. Below is a list of tips that will not only improve your car's gas mileage, but also improve your car's overall performance and safety while reducing wear and tear on your car's engine. Driving Tips The first place to start is to drive smart. By simply practicing efficient driving techniques you can improve your car's fuel economy by   More...

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