Financial, Banking, and Credit-Union Relief
Bank of America: Assistance for furloughed federal employees. Call Priority Assistance 844-219-0690.
Chase Bank: Hotline for affected U.S. government employees — 1-888-356-0023.
Congressional Federal Credit Union: Relief Line of Credit and other programs — 800-491-2328.
FedChoice Federal Credit Union: Special support for both new and existing members.
Interior Federal Credit Union: Loan for furloughed workers (member or non-member) — up to two paychecks, interest-free up to 30 days. Call 800-914-8619.
Navy Federal Credit Union: Furlough assistance loans — 1-888-842-6328.
PayPal: Interest-free cash advances for federal workers (PayPal Credit customers).
U.S. Bank: Waiving late fees and offering mortgage payment deferrals.
Union Plus: For union members — furlough grant, mortgage and insurance grace programs. 800-472-2005.
TD Bank: “TD Cares” program supports furloughed employees, contractors, and clients affected by delayed federal benefits.
Tip: Many other financial institutions and credit unions are offering hardship or deferment programs. Call your bank’s customer-assistance line for details.
Chase Bank: Hotline for affected U.S. government employees — 1-888-356-0023.
Congressional Federal Credit Union: Relief Line of Credit and other programs — 800-491-2328.
FedChoice Federal Credit Union: Special support for both new and existing members.
Interior Federal Credit Union: Loan for furloughed workers (member or non-member) — up to two paychecks, interest-free up to 30 days. Call 800-914-8619.
Navy Federal Credit Union: Furlough assistance loans — 1-888-842-6328.
PayPal: Interest-free cash advances for federal workers (PayPal Credit customers).
U.S. Bank: Waiving late fees and offering mortgage payment deferrals.
Union Plus: For union members — furlough grant, mortgage and insurance grace programs. 800-472-2005.
TD Bank: “TD Cares” program supports furloughed employees, contractors, and clients affected by delayed federal benefits.
Tip: Many other financial institutions and credit unions are offering hardship or deferment programs. Call your bank’s customer-assistance line for details.