Welcome to our Winter Newsletter!
“Winter forms our character and brings out our best.”
– Tom Allen
With the Fall Season upon us we look forward to the cooler days, the holidays and things to be thankful for. In a time of uncertainty, our Members’ unwavering support is what has made RECU the greatest financial institution we can be. Our Members are our passion, and we find joy in serving them. We have so many exciting things to share as we continue to grow with you and we want to make sure we say thank you for your business and we appreciate you for making us your trusted financial partner.
Matthew Soto – CEO
Events & Holidays
Columbus Day / Indigenous Peoples Day
We will be closed on Oct. 13th in observance of this holiday.
Puppies & Pizza
Join us for our Annual Puppies & Pizza Event Oct. 18th from 10am – 3pm!
Halloween Costume Contest
Our Annual Halloween Costume Contest will begin Oct. 15th – Oct. 31st
Details Coming Soon
Veterans Day
We will be closed Nov. 11th in observance of Veterans Day
Yard Visit
Details Coming Soon
Thanksgiving
We will be Closed Nov. 27th and 28th for Thanksgiving
Blood Drive
Donate to save lived Dec. 10th!
Christmas Eve
We will be closing at 12 on Dec. 24th for Christmas Eve
Christmas Day
We will be closed on Dec. 25th for Christmas Day
Winter Skips
Winter Skips will be starting November 1st and will run through January 31st.
There is a $20 fee for each loan payment skipped. Must have made 6 monthly or 12 semi-monthly payments on loan to skip payment. Real Estate, LOC’s and Christmas Loans are not eligible for skips.
FREE Webinars
RECU is partnered with Balance to provide financial materials to help educate our Members!
October
Federal vs. Private Student Loans
This workshop explains key differences between federal and private student loans, and compares eligibility, interest rates, repayment plans and more. Participants will learn how to choose the option that best suits their needs.
Oct. 7th 10:30 AM MST
Oct. 16th 05:20 PM MST
November
Safeguarding Seniors: Strategies to Combat Elder Financial Exploitation
Elder financial exploitation is a growing concern that affects millions of seniors each year. Learn about common tactics used by scammers, how to recognize the signs of financial abuse, and practical steps to take if you suspect someone you know is being exploited.
Nov. 4th 10:30 AM MST
Nov. 13th 05:30 PM MST
December
Sleighing the Holiday Season
It may be called “the most wonderful time of the year” but December can also be filled with unwanted debt and overspending. Learn budgeting strategies and tactics to avoid year-end credit card crunch and future debt traps.
Dec. 9th 10:30 AM MST
Dec. 18th 05:30 PM MST