At PAHO/WHO Federal Credit Union, we’re proud to serve those who make the world a better, healthier place. It’s our goal to support the financial wellness of the global health community and meet each member’s unique financial needs. We do that with carefully designed financial products and services – to help members everywhere create a better, healthier financial future for themselves as well as those they love and protect.
The latest issue of the PAHO/WHO FCU Compass eNewsletter is ready for you to read.
PAHO/WHO Federal Credit proudly supported the 2025 Credit Union Cherry Blossom Ten Mile Run & 5K Run-Walk on Saturday, April 5 and Sunday, April 6, 2025.
Known as “The Runner’s Rite of Spring®” in the Nation’s Capital, the event raises funds for the 170 Children’s Miracle Network Children’s Hospitals nationwide. About one-third of the funds raised support Washington, D.C.’s own CMN – Children’s National Hospital.
Credit Union Times recently featured PAHO/WHO FCU Vice President of Member Services Esteban Arze. Esteban shared the lessons learned on his journey to credit union leadership.
There is a direct link between financial health and mental well-being. So, it should come as no surprise that many of those in the U.S. are stressed out about money, especially with nearly 40% of Americans unable to cover a $400 emergency expense, according to the Federal Reserve. Let’s look at five tips you can use to improve your financial life and your overall happiness.
Start your journey to a better, healthier financial life with the Financial Wellness Minute! Quick tips and advice designed to help improve your financial wellness. If you appreciate receiving a tax refund every year, we have three tips to help you get the most from those funds.
Growing up means learning new things. For teenagers, life lessons can range from friendships to finances and beyond. While relationships come and go, financial knowledge can be the key to a happier financial future, including avoiding the pitfalls of bad debt, developing financial confidence, as well as independence. Let’s look at seven tips the teenagers in your life can use to achieve financial wellness.
