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The potential of purchasing your first home can be both exciting and intimidating. A common source of anxiety is coming up with the down payment. Misconceptions about down payments can make the process seem more challenging than it is.

At Tyndall, we encourage you to take every precaution to protect yourself from fraud. It’s important to us at that you take every precaution to protect yourself from fraud. Here are some simple steps you can take to avoid becoming a victim of fraud.

As residents of Florida prepare for the most active months of Hurricane Season, the Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday has begun.

Our employee of the quarter is Elier Pais! Elier has been in his current role as Lead Home Equity Specialist for 3 years and with Tyndall Federal Credit Union for 9 years.

Our members spoke and we listened. A recent member survey showed us that security is important to you and our goal is to provide an identity monitoring solution that informs you about potential threats. Are you a Tyndall cardholder and want to learn more?

If you’re in the market to buy or refi a vehicle, you’re likely also shopping for an auto loan. This will affect your monthly budget for the full term of the loan, so it’s important to do your research and make an informed decision before finalizing it. Here’s your guide to riding with Tyndall for your auto loan.

Wondering how to establish or rebuild your credit? If so, you probably have a purchase you would like to make that requires a good credit score. With a Tyndall Credit Builder Loan, we can help you on the path to your financial goals!

As students across the state of Florida prepare for the 2023-2024 school season, this year's Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday has begun. Consumers are able to purchase back-to-school supplies that qualify to be exempt from tax Monday, July 24th through Sunday, August 6th

The morning of July 14th was filled with exciting updates on new developments in our community at the Bay County Chamber of Commerce First Friday event that occurs each month. Tyndall Federal Credit Union had the opportunity to sponsor the July 2023 First Friday and speak on what we can offer to our community.

When it comes to financing a home purchase, borrowers have various options to consider. Two popular choices are adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs) and traditional fixed-rate mortgages.

The closure of financial institutions on federal holidays is driven by a combination of regulatory compliance, harmonization with the wider business community, consideration for employee welfare, respect for cultural and national significance, market stability, and member/customer convenience. By observing these holidays, financial institutions demonstrate their commitment to legal requirements, their employees, and the communities they serve.

Hurricane Season is officially here.  While you focus on securing your home and ensuring your family's safety, it's crucial not to overlook the importance of preparing your finances for potential hurricane-related expenses.

As a not-for-profit, Tyndall Federal Credit Union believes in sharing the benefits of our success with those who matter most—YOU.

Planning for your graduation money can help set you up for future success.

With May being Mental Health Awareness Month, this is the perfect time to take a look at the connection between money and mental health.

April is Financial Literacy Month! Financial literacy is the ability to understand and use financial skills, such as responsible money management, budgeting, saving, and investing for the future.

Choosing to move to a new home or to make improvements to your current home is a big decision. Here, we’ve outlined the pros and cons of each choice so you can make the decision that is best for you.

April 18th is Tax Day. That’s the day all returns must be postmarked or e-filed to the IRS. If you haven’t started yet, you may be feeling a bit of panic as the deadline races up to meet you.

Introducing Tyndall's 2023 Board of Directors

Credit unions are member-owned financial cooperatives that provide the same financial services that traditional banks do, but that’s where the similarities end.