Hurricane Planning - Rave Financial

At Rave Financial,

your safety and financial well-being are our top priorities. As hurricane season approaches, it's important to be prepared—not just at home, but financially as well. This page is designed to help you take the necessary steps to protect your assets, access your accounts during emergencies, and stay informed before, during, and after a storm. We're here to support you every step of the way. It's part of what makes us a credit union worth raving about.

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Mobile Banking App

for 24/7 access to your account

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Video Banking

Speak to a Rave Financial representative from wherever you are.

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Shared Branching

Make transactions at other participating credit unions nationwide.

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SnapDeposit

Easily deposit checks with your phone.

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Overdraft Protection

Protect your account balance from falling below zero.

Rave Visa Platinum

Use for large purchases such as hotel rooms, fuel, and more.

Make a plan.

To help eliminate stress during hurricane season, here are some steps you can take now, during, and after a hurricane.

Plan your evacuation route.
Stock up on emergency supplies and non-perishable food.
Create an emergency communication plan.
Review insurance coverage and purchase necessary insurance if you're not currently covered. Flood insurance is affordable and highly recommended, as most homeowners' policies do not cover flood damage.

Take photos and videos of your property for potential future insurance claims. Be sure to take pictures of each room to record belongings if they are lost or damaged.
Contact credit card companies and lenders to learn about payment options to avoid late fees.
Check local news sources for updates and resources.

Plan your evacuation route.
Stock up on emergency supplies and non-perishable food.
Create an emergency communication plan.
Review insurance coverage and purchase necessary insurance if you're not currently covered. Flood insurance is affordable and highly recommended as most homeowners' policies do not cover flood damage.

Stay in the know.

One of the most important parts of hurricane planning is utilizing resources that provide updates, financial relief, shelter, and more. Check out our top six resources below, and be sure to bookmark their websites.