Millions of Americans have received their Economic Impact Payments. If you didn’t get your Economic Impact Payment yet, don’t panic. There are several reasons why the direct deposit didn’t happen on Wednesday and a few actions you can take to help expedite your money. First, an overview: Eligible individuals will receive up to $1,200. Eligible...Read More
Millions of Americans are receiving the $1,200 per person, $500 per dependent Economic Impact Payment in their bank accounts. (If you didn’t get yours yet, read this.) It can be tempting to treat that money as a bonus, but it’s important to use it wisely to avoid financial problems down the road. We’ve assembled some...Read More
It’s an uncertain time for many of us, and when it comes to finances MMCCU is here to help. Proactively trimming expenses whenever possible is helpful during this time period. Earlier this month, Governor Evers issued an Executive Order that prevents forceful evictions and foreclosures for 60 days to allow for time to find a...Read More
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (April 6, 2020) – The National Credit Union Administration will promote financial preparedness for credit union members, consumers, and service members and their families during National Financial Capability Month and Military Saves Month, both of which run through April 30. The NCUA’s consumer website, MyCreditUnion.gov(opens new window), includes information on topics like managing...Read More
From the President: During National Financial Capability Month, we recognize the importance of financial literacy to a free and prosperous society, and we commit to ensuring that all Americans have the resources they need to make informed financial choices and provide opportunities for a brighter and more secure future. Small businesses are the backbone of...Read More
Washington, D.C. – Military Saves Month is taking place April 1-30. The event is an expansion of the widely popular Military Saves Week, which was historically celebrated in last week of February since 2008 and by tripling the length of this important event, Military Saves hopes to encourage the military community to save money even...Read More
Jerry was born in St. Claire, Michigan, and moved to Park Falls, Wisconsin when he was 4 years-old. He graduated from UW-Eau Claire with a Bachelors of Business Administration with a Comprehensive Finance Degree in April 1992. He then moved to Marshfield and has worked at MMCCU since April of 1992. Jerry enjoys working with...Read More
Last week, we shared some fun tips to help teach your kids about saving. This week, we’re focusing on “spending”! Elementary School: If your kids are in elementary school, it’s a great time to talk to them about money. When children are this young, it’s important to keep everything simple and stick to the basics....Read More
At MMCCU, we have been preparing for many different scenarios related to COVID-19, and this move did not come as a surprise to us. As part of the community, MMCCU is committed to doing our part to keep us safe and sound throughout ongoing developments related to the coronavirus (COVID-19). Here are the important things...Read More
Teaching children about finances is important and with so many kids at home right now, it might be just the right time to do so. Marshfield Medical Center Credit Union is dedicated to helping our members of all ages, and with CUNA’s “Youth Month” approaching, we’ll be sharing tips to teach your kids about different...Read More
