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.
In the last week, financial markets in the United States have seen great turbulence following the failures of Silvergate Bank, Silicon Valley Bank, and Signature Bank, the latter two represent the second and third largest bank failures in U.S. History. The U.S. Treasury Department, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and the Federal Reserve Bank have all taken great measures to ensure that depositors in each of these institutions, as well as other banks which may fail, are fully insured. I want to take a moment to tell you about what the Board of Directors and Senior Management of PAHO/WHO Federal Credit Union do to ensure that your deposits and Credit Union are safely managed.
In accordance with the bylaws, the Nominating Committee has made nominations to fill the three (3) three-year term vacancies.
PAHO/WHO Federal Credit Union Vice President of Business Development Michael Ray has been named one of the 2023 African American Credit Union Coalition (AACUC) Hall of Fame Inductees.
Our interactive education center offers all members, no matter their location, access to real-life financial advice, tools and information to help you save more, spend less, plan for the future, and improve your financial life.
Did you know that you can redeem your Rewards points for cash back? The PAHO/WHO FCU World Mastercard allows you to turn those points into cash, deposited right into your PAHO/WHO FCU account. Trade-in 2,500 points and you'll get $25.
Using credit cards for shopping in person and online anywhere in the world can be convenient and financially savvy. But it’s important you monitor your cards to keep and improve your overall credit score and protect yourself from possible fraud. Here are four steps to get that done.
