My Credit Journey

Know your credit score.


Your credit score is a fundamental part of your financial well being and future. When you need to be able to make large purchases like vehicles or homes, you need a good credit score to make those purchases.

Keep track of your score with My Credit Journey in your Online Banking.

How to Enroll:
  • In Digital Banking, click on My Credit Journey in the Menu
  • Click Get Started, enter your Date of Birth and answer a few questions
  • You'll be set with unlimited access to your credit report
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How My Credit Journey can help you improve your score.

Get customized analysis of your credit report.

  • Understand what areas of your report are hurting your score
  • See recent activity on your report and protect your identity 

Use the simulator to see how actions will affect your score. 

  • See how paying off debt or taking on new debt will affect your score
  • Understand the impact of missing a payment

Set goals for your score

  • My Credit Journey will suggest a goal for you
  • Once your goal is set, get recommendations on how to improve your score
  • Keep track of your score's progress, meet milestones, and more

How to enroll in My Credit Journey

 


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Have Questions? We've Got Answers!

Whether you are looking for more information about My Credit Journey, or are curious about membership, loans, or digital banking, our FAQs have you covered. They're a quick, easy way to find what you need when you need it.

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