Teaching kids about money doesn’t have to be complicated, and opening a kids savings account is one of the best ways to start building strong financial habits early. At Co-op Credit Union, we’re excited to introduce the new Sprouts Program! Launched April 1, 2026, this updated youth savings program replaces the long-standing CUB Account Program with a more engaging, modern approach to helping Learn More about Introducing the New Sprouts Program: A Kids Savings Account That Grows with Your Child
What Is the Credit Union Difference? Understanding Credit Union Membership Benefits
The credit union difference comes down to people helping people, but understanding the full value means looking at the real credit union membership benefits behind it. At Co-op Credit Union, being a member means more than just having an account. It means being part of a financial institution that is built around you. From how decisions are made to how services are delivered, everything is Learn More about What Is the Credit Union Difference? Understanding Credit Union Membership Benefits
Take Control of Your Debit Card with MyCardRules
Your debit card goes with you everywhere. Groceries. Gas. Online shopping. Travel. It moves with your daily routine. But how much control do you actually have over it? With MyCardRules from Co-op Credit Union, you can manage your debit card in a way that truly fits your life. Right from mobile banking, you can adjust settings, monitor activity, and personalize how your card works for Learn More about Take Control of Your Debit Card with MyCardRules
Text Message Scam
A fraudulent text message stating that you are eligible to receive a $1,400.00 Economic Impact Payment is being sent asking to provide your personal information. Please do not provide any personal information. Please, never share any personal information through an unknown source. Spam Text Messages and Phishing Scammers send fake text messages to trick you into giving them Learn More about Text Message Scam
Stay ahead of scammers in 2025
With scammers targeting our entire life savings with their schemes, we all need to be alert and know how to detect their latest tricks. Something as simple as talking about scams you know about is a great way to help you and your community stay protected. And being part of this solution doesn’t require training or a lot of time! The FTC has free materials and information on hundreds of Learn More about Stay ahead of scammers in 2025
How to recover from identity theft
We get it. You hoped the day would never come when you learned someone used your personal information to open new credit accounts in your name. But it did. So now what? Act fast. It can help reduce the damage identity theft can cause. Here’s how to get started. This content is provided by the Federal Trade Commission Learn More about How to recover from identity theft
Does a friend you met online need money for an emergency? That’s a scam
If your new online friend or romantic interest says they have an emergency and need money, it might not mean they have bad luck. It’s more likely they’re a scammer trying to grab your money. So, how can you tell if an online “friend” is a fraud? It’s hard to know who people really are when you meet them online. Scammers create fake profiles on social media, as well as game and dating sites. Learn More about Does a friend you met online need money for an emergency? That’s a scam
No one is using your Social Security number to commit crimes. It’s a scam.
The phone rings. Your caller ID says it’s the Social Security Administration. You hesitate. You’re not expecting a call from them, and you’ve heard about impersonation scams. But something inside you makes you pick up. And everything you’re about to hear is designed to scare you into doing whatever the caller says. The caller says he’s a Social Security Administration agent with an urgent Learn More about No one is using your Social Security number to commit crimes. It’s a scam.
No love for romance scammers in 2024
As your social media and mailboxes fill up with new year’s greetings, you might see some unfamiliar names. Are the messages from long-lost friends or romance scammers trying to get close? Here are some things to watch for. Scammers pretend to be heroes in faraway places. The phony Marines, soldiers, admirals, generals, diplomats, and surgeons claim they can’t speak or show their faces because Learn More about No love for romance scammers in 2024
NortonLifeLock Subscription Renewal Email Scam
The NortonLifeLock subscription renewal scam is an email scam in which cybercriminals send a fake notification email to recipients about the renewal of an antivirus system. They present the email as an official notification from NortonLifeLock, a real cybersecurity software company. The scammers add a fake custom ID, invoice number, and renewal date to make the email appear genuine. Using an Learn More about NortonLifeLock Subscription Renewal Email Scam
