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Cheap (and Fun) Summer Weekends in Bend: 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.

What to Do If You’ve Been Scammed: 10 Steps to Protect Your Money and Your Identity

If you think you’ve been scammed, act fast. This step-by-step guide walks you through who to call, what to report, how to lock down passwords, and how to protect your credit—with a quick checklist for the first 24 hours.

PayPal Scam Alert: The Email Looks Real—The Phone Number Isn’t

: If a PayPal-looking email says a large payment is pending and tells you to call a phone number, treat it as suspicious. In this scam, the email is just the hook—the phone call is where a fake “support” agent pressures you to share sensitive information or take risky steps. Here’s how to spot the red flags, verify safely in the PayPal app, and report the message.

Scammers Posing as Government Officials Are Costing Americans Big—Here’s How You Can Stay Safe

Scammers posing as the IRS, Social Security, or law enforcement are using fear and urgency to steal money and personal information. Here are the quick red flags, what to do if you’re contacted, and how to report it to help protect others.

Are You Playing a Scammer’s Favorite Tune

Just when you thought you’d heard it all, there’s always another song to be played. This one is big, very big. It’s called a “Piano Scam”, and countless victims around the globe are getting played. Even those doing everything right to avoid this scam don’t escape it. A Piano Scam casts a wide net, targeting music schools and music stores, healthcare, and other industries. It also includes individuals searching online for a used piano. A scammer makes an offer that’s hard to refuse—a free piano and a story about why they can’t take it with them to wherever they are going.

Cheap (and Fun) Summer Weekends in Bend: 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.

What to Do If You’ve Been Scammed: 10 Steps to Protect Your Money and Your Identity

If you think you’ve been scammed, act fast. This step-by-step guide walks you through who to call, what to report, how to lock down passwords, and how to protect your credit—with a quick checklist for the first 24 hours.

PayPal Scam Alert: The Email Looks Real—The Phone Number Isn’t

: If a PayPal-looking email says a large payment is pending and tells you to call a phone number, treat it as suspicious. In this scam, the email is just the hook—the phone call is where a fake “support” agent pressures you to share sensitive information or take risky steps. Here’s how to spot the red flags, verify safely in the PayPal app, and report the message.

Scammers Posing as Government Officials Are Costing Americans Big—Here’s How You Can Stay Safe

Scammers posing as the IRS, Social Security, or law enforcement are using fear and urgency to steal money and personal information. Here are the quick red flags, what to do if you’re contacted, and how to report it to help protect others.

Are You Playing a Scammer’s Favorite Tune

Just when you thought you’d heard it all, there’s always another song to be played. This one is big, very big. It’s called a “Piano Scam”, and countless victims around the globe are getting played. Even those doing everything right to avoid this scam don’t escape it. A Piano Scam casts a wide net, targeting music schools and music stores, healthcare, and other industries. It also includes individuals searching online for a used piano. A scammer makes an offer that’s hard to refuse—a free piano and a story about why they can’t take it with them to wherever they are going.

Fraud Prevention Starts With You: How Mid Oregon Members Stop Scams

Fraud attempts are increasing—but Mid Oregon members are stopping more scams than ever. Learn how education, awareness, and partnership with your credit union help protect your money, your information, and your peace of mind.

Supporting Central Oregon Through Holiday Dough

Supporting Central Oregon Through Holiday Dough

Holiday Dough Helps Provide The holiday season can be very difficult for many local families. The weather changes, and just having enough food can be a major concern. Mid Oregon Credit Union, along with other local businesses and organizations, has provided a way for...

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Mid Oregon’s Day of Community Service

Mid Oregon’s Day of Community Service

Columbus Day Holiday Provides Opportunity to Support Local Nonprofits. Traditionally, Columbus Day falls within the list of “banking holidays” observed by financial institutions—it represents a day off for employees, but not much more. For our 125-plus employees at...

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