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10 FEBRUARY 15, 2023
15-Month Special
$5,000 minimum
**
Online-Only Special
Up to 60-months
As low as...
Who knew that going to the bank could be so fun and feel like family?
- UHFCU Member (Yelp)
Certificates
IRA or Regular
4.25% APY
Auto Loans
*** 2.29%
36-Months
APR
Learn more at UHFCU.com
*Local banks and credit unions include top-3 largest Hawaii banks in terms of asset size. Yelp ratings accurate as of 1/11/23 and are subject to change. Ratings shown are the weighted average based on the number of reviews at each branch location. **Annual Percentage Yield (APY) accurate as of 2/13/2023. $5,000 minimum balance for 15-Month Certificate. Dividends compounded and credited monthly. Fees or other conditions could reduce the earnings on the account. A penalty may be imposed for withdrawals before maturity. May not be combined with other rates or offers. Offer, terms, and rate subject to change without notice. ***Annual Percentage Rate (APR) is the lowest rate available. Percentage includes required 0.25% reduction for automatic payment. Applications must be submitted online at UHFCU.com to qualify for this promotion. Sample monthly payment on a $10,000 loan with 2.29% APR for 36 months would be $287.69. Higher rates may apply depending on term and credit history. Applications must be received between 2/1/23 and 2/28/23. Loan must fund by 3/11/23 and can be used for new or pre-owned vehicle purchases at any dealership or to refinance an existing auto loan that is with another financial institution. Up to 60-month term available. All loans subject to standard underwriting guidelines and approval. Valid for U.S. residents in HI, AK & 48 continental United States. Rates and offer are subject to change without notice. Certain terms, exclusions, and conditions may apply. Federally Insured by NCUA | Equal Housing Lender
Local Banks* 2.7 UHFCU 4.5
Student Organizes Cleanup
Local nonprofit WeGo! (Women Empowerment in Global Opportunities), was founded by Punahou School junior Kylee Hamamoto (right). The group recently held a successful beach cleanup with the help of more than 30 volunteers at Waimānalo Beach Park. As a result, 200 pounds of trash were removed
from the shoreline. The organization’s mission is to empower girls in order to foster strong and independent female leaders. Currently, WeGo! has expanded internationally and created chapters
in Osaka and Tokyo, Japan. For more information, visit wegohawaii.org or email 808wego@gmail.com.
PHOTOS COURTESY WEGO!