MEMBERSHIP AND MARKETING DEPARTMENT
Store Item of the Week: National Sport Shirt
The National Sport shirt is useful for casual evening wear as well as day - to - day wear. It
can be worn as part of an ensemble, or make a statement of its own, with greater room
for style and outfit combination. Features: 100 percent pre - shrunk cotton , men ' s basic
long sleeve pique polo shirt. Solid matching knit c ollar and 1x1 spandex rib cuffs.
Available sizes: S - 4XL. Price: $40 - $44. Made in USA.
Click here to view the item and order at natcasto re.com . Select USPS or UPS as your
shipping preference on your orders. Remember, apparel and golf towels take three to
four weeks to deliver. If you need items by a certain date, please contact NATCA Store
Customer Service for arrangements. Expedited shipping charges may apply.
To check on stock availability or for further assistance, call 800 - 266 - 0895 or email
natcastore@natcadc.org .
Benefit Spotlight: The Sky is The Limit!
Some employees are lucky enough to have access to a credit union through their
careers and guess what! So do NATCA members!
Did you know that Sky One Federal Credit Union is available to you and your locals?
Yes, you can run your entire local's finances through Sky One and receive a num ber of
different incentives for doing so.
In addition, Sky One offers amazingly low rates on financing new and used vehicles,
boats, RV's, motorcycles, and everything else under the sun! They offer a wide variety of
products including checking accounts, ho me loans, credit cards, and financial planning.
Visit skyone.org and open an account today!
Cambridge Corner: Credit Card No - no's
Sometimes it's smart to use a credit card. Many cards offer purchase protection or
awa rd points. As long as you pay off your balance every month, using your card can be
to your benefit.
However, there are times when paying with a credit card isn't smart unless you can
quickly pay off the balance. Avoid paying for utilities, cell phone, or cable bills with your
card because the interest you'll pay won't be worth it. Refrain from paying for student
loans with your card and instead try to work out a payment plan or ask for forbearance.
Resist from paying medical bills with your card. If your p rovider offers a medical credit
card to pay for services, read the fine print or ask about a payment arrangement. Also,
avoid paying for a night out with your card. Instead of running up a tab on your card that
