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Emergency Relief Information24/7 Account Access From AnywhereDirect Deposit, Navy Federal Online® Account Access and free Web Bill Pay work together to ensure that your money is where you want it at all times, providing financial security and peace of mind during a crisis situation.
Access A Branch in an EmergencyNavy Federal follows the lead of local governments and military commands when making decisions to close our branches. Should an order to secure a base be issued after one of our branches has closed for the day, the branch will not open the following day. We understand that members need access to their accounts, but our employees must comply with government-ordered evacuations for their own protection. To find the nearest Navy Federal branch, visit our Locations Directory Get Cash When Branches Are ClosedWe recommend that you always carry at least two Navy Federal cards, so you have a backup card if one is lost or damaged. To learn more, visit our sections on Credit Cards and Debit Cards. See Statements & Correspondence From Navy FederalThe U.S. Postal Service may suspend delivery of standard mail addressed to specific zip codes within the areas most affected. Until mail delivery is restored, members can view account transaction information through Navy Federal Online Account Access. Make Payment ArrangementsIf you need a payment extension on your existing Navy Federal credit accounts, please:
Contact Other CreditorsYou will need to contact individual creditors to make arrangements concerning other financial obligations. If those institutions are affected by the emergency situation, you may want to visit their corporate Web site for possible updates/guidance. Navy Federal also offers Personal Financial Counseling Service. Call 1-888-503-7106 for assistance. FAQs on California Fires Insurance ClaimsIf you have a Navy Federal mortgage and you're a victim of the California fires, please see our FAQs on the insurance settlement process. Be PreparedFor the latest information on emergency preparedness and tips on creating a family emergency plan, visit ready.gov. For updated information, please continue to check back on this site. Other Important Member Information
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