Your Mid-Year Money Check In: Because January’s Budget May Have Had Other Plans
Believe it or not, we’re already halfway through the year. If your financial goals are exactly...
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Category: Finances
Save More, Stress Less This Back-to-School Season
Back-to-school shopping doesn’t have to break the budget. Learn simple ways to save on supplies, clothing, technology, and school expenses while helping your family feel prepared for a successful school year.
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New Social Score: Why Credit Matters More Than Ever
Credit is becoming more than a number—it’s a way to track progress, build confidence, and celebrate smart financial wins. With Mid Oregon Credit Union’s My Credit Score tool, members can access real-time insights, personalized tips, and 24/7 score updates to make managing credit easier and more empowering.
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Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Financial Well-Being
As America celebrates 250 years of independence, Mid Oregon Credit Union continues its long-standing commitment to helping members achieve financial well-being through trusted guidance, tools, and support.
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Cheap (and Fun) Summer Weekends in Central Oregon: Big Adventure, Tiny Budget
Summer has a way of whispering, “Just one more patio round… just one more swim… just one more day trip…” and suddenly your wallet is the one asking for a vacation. The good news: some of the best weekends across the state are surprisingly affordable—especially with a pinch of planning. This guide is packed with low-cost ideas for Mid Oregon Credit Union members, whether you’re heading out with family, a partner, or friends—so you can get maximum sunshine with minimum spending.
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Small Changes, Big Savings
Saving money doesn’t have to mean giving up everything you enjoy. With a few small, intentional changes—like planning meals, trimming subscriptions, and building a simple emergency fund—you can create habits that lead to big savings over time.
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Financial Literacy Month: Let’s Take the Stress Out of Money
April is Financial Literacy Month, and there’s no better time to take the stress out of money. Whether you’re juggling bills, setting family goals, or just trying to feel more confident about your finances, even small steps can make a big difference. Financial literacy is like having a personal GPS for your money—helping you avoid surprises, stay on track, and build the future you want.
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Money Doesn’t Grow on Trees
As the saying goes, “money doesn’t grow on trees.” So, when you happen to find yourself with some extra funds, it’s important to make the most of them. Whatever the source of your unexpected windfall—a bonus from work, a tax refund, an inheritance, or just a bit of budget surplus—it can be exciting, and splurging can be tempting.
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Message from Kevin Cole, President & CEO
As we step into a new year, Mid Oregon remains committed to being your trusted financial partner. Growth is a key objective for us, not just as an organization, but for you, our members. Every initiative we launch is designed to help you navigate your financial journey with confidence and support.
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New Year, New Financial You! Start 2026 Strong!
The start of a new year is the perfect time to give your finances a checkup. Just like we prioritize our physical health, investing time in your financial well-being can set the stage for a successful year ahead.
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From Ledger Sheets to Digital Banking: 5 Tips for Financial Wellness
When I was a child, I watched my father balance our checkbook once a month like clockwork. He’d retreat to the little room off the garage he called his “office,” armed with an ancient mechanical calculator. I can still hear the rhythmic tap-tap-tap and the roll-chunk as the machine printed each calculation on a narrow strip of paper. It went on for hours, but at the end of the day, his account book balanced perfectly.
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Year-End Power Plan: Financial Tips to Launch You into 2026
As the year draws to a close, take this moment to celebrate how far you’ve come. Every step—big or...
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