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  • 1. Are my deposits safe at Progressions Credit Union? Views: 68 Public
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    Progressions Credit Union is Safe and Strong The recent failure of California-based IndyMac, the largest regulated thrift to fail in the last 20 years, has prompted some of our members to ask the question: Are my deposits safe? The answer is yes, all insured shares at the credit union are safe and secure. You see, while credit unions and banks are both full-service financial institutions, credit unions differ from banks in that credit unions are not-for-profit financial cooperatives who are in  More...
  • 2. What is AD&D insurance? Views: 23 Public
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    Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance is designed to pay you a financial benefit if you dismembered (such as loss of a limb or sight) or pay your beneficiary if you lose your life in an accident. Typically, benefits for dismemberment vary by the severity of the injury. Accidental Death and Dismemberment insurance is provided to our members, age 18 and older, at no cost to the m. Members must sign an enrollment form to receive AD D. The member is under no obligations once enrolled.   More...
  • 3. Is it wise to purchase renter's insurance? Views: 0 Public
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    Terms of Use: Comedian George Carlin once did a skit about stuff -- we all have stuff . Some of us have more stuff than others. But we all need a place for our stuff. Even young people who stash all their stuff into tiny dorm rooms have lots of stuff. And this stuff would cost a lot to replace. That's where renter's insurance comes in. Renter's insurance policies cover loss of property at the renter's apartment or house in cases of fire, theft and water-pipe breaks, among o  More...
  • 4. Filing for Unemployment Views: 0 Public
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    Terms of Use: The Federal-State Unemployment Insurance Program allows the unemployed to claim temporary financial assistance from their state. In order to get unemployment benefits, you must:first meet the base period, which is a requirement for wages earned during a set amount of time. These periods and other requirements vary from state to state. Your unemployment must not have resulted from your own actions. Contact your state's unemployment office to file an unemployment insurance cla  More...
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