NH Federal Credit Union

06/23/2026

Webinar - Types of Mortgages - Watch Now!
Traditional mortgage products are great, but there are a lot of different options out there. Maybe you are hoping to build, are a first-time home buyer or a veteran. Join us for this one-hour webinar where we’ll talk about the different options that you could have and why you may want to consider them.
https://nhfcu.org/videos/types-of-mortgages/

**Pre-recorded. Any rates that may appear in this video have expired*. Please visit our website for the most up-to-date rates https://nhfcu.org/rates/

Traditional mortgage products are great, but there are a lot of different options out there. Maybe you are hoping to build, are a first-time home buyer or a veteran. Join us for this one-hour webinar where we’ll talk about the different options that you could have and why you may want to consider ...

06/22/2026

Vote for NHFCU in Cappies Round 2! We are proud to be New Hampshire Capital area's favorite Credit Union. We successfully made it to round 2 with the help of all of our favorite members! Please help us earn our title once again by voting for us in round 2 of the Cappies!
Vote June 8 thru June 26. Winners will be published in July
Cappies 2026 - The Concord Insider: https://www.theconcordinsider.com/cappies-2026/ #/gallery/539027545/

06/21/2026

Ignore calls, texts, and emails threatening to arrest you for missing jury duty -
Did you get a call claiming you missed jury duty and need to pay? Followed by a text or email with official-looking documents saying there’s a warrant out for your arrest? As alarming as these things sound, they’re a scam designed to steal your money.
Most jury duty scams start with an “urgent” call from someone claiming to be a U.S. Marshal or an officer from your local police department. To catch you off guard, the caller might already know things about you, like your full name or address. They say you missed jury duty (you didn’t) and threaten to arrest you (they won’t) unless you pay a fine using a payment app or cryptocurrency.
That scam is probably familiar so far, but now scammers also text or email you a document that looks like an official warrant for your arrest, complete with how much you owe for missing jury duty. While this might make the scam look more convincing, it’s all fake.
Here’s how you know it’s a scam:
Real law enforcement will never text or email you an arrest warrant.
Even if the caller ID looks like it’s coming from your local police department or the U.S. Marshals, real law enforcement officers won’t call to say they’ll arrest you. And they won’t threaten to arrest you if you hang up.
Courts never demand payment over the phone. In fact, no government agency will.
Only scammers say you can only pay with a payment app, cryptocurrency, gift cards, or a wire transfer service like Western Union or MoneyGram.
If you get a call like this, tell the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov. And if you already paid a scammer, read What To Do if You Were Scammed to find out what to do next.
By BCP Staff

06/19/2026

CLOSED Juneteenth – Friday, June 19 - Our office will be CLOSED Juneteenth – Friday, June 19
For your convenience, e-branch, mobile remote deposit, Directline, and debit cards are available 24/7.
Allpoint ATMs closest to our office include:
Allpoint Walgreens - 142 Loudon Rd, Concord, NH 03301 (1.03 Miles away)
Allpoint CVS - 157 Loudon Rd, Concord, NH 03301 (1.07 Miles away)
Allpoint Speedway - 15 Hall St, Concord, NH 03301 (1.09 Miles away)
Allpoint CVS - 4 Hall St, Concord, NH 03301 (1.11 Miles away)
Allpoint Circle K - 231 Loudon Rd, Concord, NH 03301 (1.52 Miles away)
Allpoint Target - 80 Damante Dr, Concord, NH 03301 (1.79 Miles away)
Lee: Allpoint Walgreens - 91 Calef Hwy, Lee NH 03861
Manchester: Multiple 7/11, CVS and Walgreens locations
Find more Allpoint locations here: https://www.allpointnetwork.com/locator

06/18/2026

Donation to RMS Music Program: We stopped by Rundlett Middle School in Concord this week to present the music program with a donation. In attendance for the photo op were Principal Jay Richard (right), Annie Lombard (left), members of the music department (not photographed) as well as some of the students who play in the RMS band and RMS's after school Rock Band program. The kids were excited to hear the fund will help with equipment they need to keep on Rockin'. Go Blue Dukes!

06/17/2026

Webinar- Buying Your First Car and Renting Your First Apartment: A great class for teenagers and young adults first starting out! In this webinar, we will discuss the different ways to purchase a vehicle, provide information on how to make sure you are getting a fair deal and how buying or leasing at the dealership works. We will also discuss the expenses involved and other things you will need to know when getting ready to rent your first apartment.

A great class for teenagers and young adults first starting out! In this webinar, we will discuss the different ways to purchase a vehicle, provide information on how to make sure you are getting a fair deal and how buying or leasing at the dealership works. We will also discuss the expenses involve...

06/16/2026

Medicare fraud affects everyone, so here’s what to know and do

Medicare losses due to fraud, errors, and abuse cost taxpayers about $60 billion every year. Providers might double bill Medicare for a single treatment, charge for things like a back brace you didn’t get (or need); a company might offer you a fake Medicare drug plan; or a scammer might ask you to confirm your Medicare number ­— which they then use to commit hospice fraud.

Medicare fraud affects everyone, so here’s what to know and do
Medicare fraud, abuse, and unintentional errors can also contribute to medical identity theft, losing your benefits, and paying higher medical costs. So, what can you do to help fight Medicare fraud while protecting yourself and your community?

Never share your Medicare number with someone who calls unexpectedly. Medicare won’t call or visit you at home to sell you anything. Medicare representatives will only ask for information if you contact them first.
Review and report Medicare fraud and abuse. Spot mistakes or inconsistencies in your statements? Ask your medical provider or plan to explain. If you suspect fraud or abuse, call 1-877-808-2468 to reach your local Senior Medicare Patrol, or call Medicare at 1-800-MEDICARE.
Report medical identity theft. If someone uses your information to get medical care or services, notify your provider or plan. And report the theft to IdentityTheft.gov to get a personalized plan to help you recover.

Tell the FTC if you spot any other scams, fraud, or bad business practices: ReportFraud.ftc.gov.

By BCP Staff https://vimeo.com/1140524051?fl=pl&fe=sh

Learn more at: https://consumer.ftc.gov/consumer-alerts/2023/10/how-avoid-medicare-open-enrollment-scams and here: https://consumer.ftc.gov/consumer-alerts/2019/03/protect-yourself-against-medicare-scams +++++++++++ transcript: Medicare scams increase during Open Enrollment, but they can happen anyt...