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As we begin a new year, financial planning is top of mind for many of us—setting goals, adjusting priorities, and looking for ways to move forward with confidence. As I approach my first anniversary as Chief Financial Officer at Prince George’s Community Federal Credit Union, I’ve had the privilege of seeing what truly sets this credit union apart: our commitment to showing up for our members when it matters most.
Last year, when uncertainty arose around a potential government shutdown, we acted quickly by offering government shutdown loans as an immediate response—providing relief, stability, and peace of mind for members facing unexpected financial stress. That moment reinforced for me that financial planning isn’t just about long-term goals; it’s also about having a trusted partner who responds in real time, with real solutions.
As you plan for 2026, we’re here to help you create a way forward. One option many members are exploring is our Home Equity Loans & Lines of Credit (HELOC)—a flexible tool that allows you to put the equity you’ve built in your home to work. Whether it’s for home improvements, consolidating debt, covering education costs, or preparing for life’s next milestone, your home equity can help open new possibilities.
No matter where you are on your financial journey, our team is here to help you plan wisely, respond confidently, and make 2026 your strongest year yet.

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