How Shopping Small Makes a Big Impact in Your Community

I get it. It’s easy to shop on Amazon. Running low on toilet paper? Need lightbulbs? Want a bath caddy on a whim? With two clicks and even less thought, the item you need/want/desire is at your doorstep, often in 48 hours or less. Shopping locally requires more...

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What Not to Do When Spring Cleaning Your Finances

It’s spring cleaning season, and many of us will soon be polishing up more than just our homes — we often use the fresh season as an opportunity to work on our finances. But just like there are guidelines for regular spring cleaning, there are rules for financial...

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Mortgage Outlook: Rising Trend Continues for March Rates

March mortgage rates forecast Mortgage rates leaped higher in the second half of February and probably will continue rising in March. The average rate on the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage went up 0.43 of a percentage point from the end of January (2.73%) to the end of...

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Financially recovering from job loss…

Many Americans have spent the last several months getting back into the workforce after being laid off due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Recovering from the financial fallout can bring turmoil, but there are also silver linings. American workers became familiar with...

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Glasshouse Realty Group and KH Network Credit Union Partnership

We salute your ongoing sacrifice and service to our greater community. Together, we are committed to providing the real estate experience you deserve…starting with: Anywhere from $600–$3,000 cash back in your pocket at closing*. *Based on a percentage of home sales...

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A Pandemic Shift in Finances: Simplifying and Saving

The pandemic has caused many people to reassess their priorities. There is talk of moving out of the city, simplifying life and saving more money. "I'm not going to spend money like that anymore," my millennial daughter told me recently, talking about past shopping...

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How I Ditched Debt: Holiday Bills Break a Couple’s Budget

One Christmas brought a breaking point for Anthony and Jhanilka Hartzog. The young couple had just racked up a couple thousand dollars in credit card charges to finance gifts for their friends and family. That debt, on top of a car loan and student loans, became too...

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Communication to Our Members on ITM Strategy

Good afternoon to our valued KH Network CU Members, I am excited to update you on the direction your credit union is headed in order to better serve each and every professional in the Kettering Health Network. At our meeting last week, the Board of Directors voted to...

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Our Core Values

Kettering Health Network Credit Union started small. The credit union was established by a few hospital employees in 1964 to offer affordable and accessible financial resources to their hospital co-workers. Although we have grown alongside the hospital, our commitment...

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