Matt Davis

  • 5 Tips to Learn How to Get a Better Credit Score

    Raising your credit score can be a complex process that involves limiting hard inquiries, making timely payments, lowering your credit utilization, and other factors. But, as with any journey, you really only need to focus on taking the first step. So what do the three major credit bureaus look for? How can you use credit…

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  • Why Intandem Is the Best Credit Union in Grand Rapids, MI

    As a not-for-profit organization, Intandem Credit Union in Grand Rapids is able to offer far more personalized care, lower rates, and fewer fees than traditional banking systems. We steadfastly believe that when we support one another, we all flourish together. At our branch in the Creston neighborhood, we offer a range of services, including car…

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  • Loans 101 – How to Get Money Fast for Emergencies

    If you’ve experienced an emergency and need extra money quickly, you have options available to you. Maybe it’s not feasible to get a second job or start a famous YouTube channel, but there are multiple ways to gather a little quick cash. How to Get $2000 Dollars Fast Leverage Your Skills to Earn Money Doing…

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  • How to Start Building Credit at 18

    When you’re first starting on your path to adulthood, it’s important to build credit in a responsible way. A positive credit history and healthy credit habits are an important factor in getting the best interest rates, securing loans, calculating your car insurance, and even being approved to rent a property. But a good credit score…

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Fraud Alert! We are aware of fraudulent phone calls that appear to come from the credit union. We will never ask for your account number, full SSN, full card numbers, or online banking credentials when we contact you. We will never try to convince you it is us by reading YOU full card or SSN numbers. If a caller provides the first 4 to 5 digits of your card number, this does not establish credibility that they are from your financial institution. These digits identify the card issuer and are not unique to your account. Fraudsters often use this information to appear legitimate and gain your trust. If you receive an unexpected call, do not share personal or account information. Instead, contact us directly using a trusted phone number. We will never be defensive if you are suspicious. If you believe you may have received a fraudulent phone call or have concerns about your account, please contact us immediately at (616) 336-3490.
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