Incumbents Selected to Serve New Terms
The nominating committee has selected two incumbents to serve a new three-year term as Board Members for our Credit Union. Their new terms will be confirmed during our Annual Meeting at Knott’s Berry Farm on Saturday, May 31, 2025. The nominees are: Are you interested in possibly serving as a volunteer? Your Credit Union is … Read more
Save On Insurance
TruStage® Auto & Home Insurance Program Designed for credit union members like you, the TruStage® Auto & Home Insurance Program provides affordable top-quality protection. You could enjoy discounted rates combined with online convenience and 24/7 claims service. Get your free insurance quote online today or call 1-855-589-2146. TruStage® Auto & Home Insurance Program is made available through TruStage … Read more
Fraud Alert! Secure Your Information.
It has come to our attention that fraudulent activities, such as spoofing phone numbers and emails are on the rise. Unfortunately, this trend is not exclusive to our institution; it is a widespread issue affecting financial organizations everywhere. A good rule of thumb to follow: If you did not originate the call to the credit … Read more
Summer Skip
School employees—this one’s for you! 🎓🚗 You’ve worked hard all year, and we believe you deserve a little relief this summer. That’s why eligible members can skip their auto loan payment with our Summer Skip – Auto Loan Program! Here’s how to qualify: Give yourself a well-deserved break—apply now and enjoy more flexibility this summer! … Read more
5 Ways to Make Money Resolutions That Stick, by Greenpath
The New Year is a time for new beginnings. Are you ready to make money resolutions that stick? Eliminating debt, learning new spending habits, or building savings are choices that can change your life. They can affect your entire well-being from stress levels, to physical and mental health. When considered as one big New Year’s … Read more
Don’t Tax My Credit Union
U.S. credit unions are once again facing pressure over their federal tax-exempt status. Although the current House GOP tax package leaves the exemption intact, banking groups argue that credit unions compete directly with banks and should be taxed. Credit union leaders warn that removing the exemption would hurt members by raising fees and reducing access … Read more