It’s easy to believe there’s never a good time to start setting aside money for retirement. Perhaps you’ve recently graduated from college and you have student loan payments to make, or you are looking at purchasing your first home and are trying to save for a down payment. Perhaps you had your first child and...Read More

Selling and Buying a House Simultaneously By Jerry Litwaitis, VP of Lending What should be the first step financially that someone takes when they are ready to sell their home and buy a new one? You should contact the credit union and set up an appointment to go over the process with me. The credit...Read More

Paying for college can be challenging, but the team at Marshfield Medical Center Credit Union is there to help. (Read some college savings tips HERE.) “Depending on the year in school, students are capped at how much they can borrow from the Federal Government for student loans,” said David Murphy, VP-Finance & Risk. “Private student...Read More

College tuition has seen exponential increases in the past few decades despite freezes placed on tuition for Wisconsin-based universities.  Depending on the program a student is considering, the school they plan on attending, and whether the student will be attaining an undergraduate degree or needing to go for their masters in a graduate program, the...Read More

Buying that first house can be a daunting task, but Marshfield Medical Center Credit Union (MMCCU) is there to help members have the best first house-buying experience possible. “The 1st step our members should take is to contact the credit union to set up an appointment to talk about the mortgage process, options, programs, costs and interest...Read More