by Mid Oregon Credit Union | Dec 30, 2019 | Good Friends, Meeting Needs
About half of Americans make New Year’s resolutions each January, but only about 20% of people keep them. Getting into shape and achieving financial goals are among the most popular resolutions. (Statista.com). While we can’t help you reach your ideal weight, we... 
by Mid Oregon Credit Union | Dec 18, 2019 | Good Friends, Meeting Needs
Don’t Miss the Chance to Teach Your Children Soon our kids will be out of school for a couple of weeks. We should be looking forward to Christmas, winter fun and educating our kids. Yes, winter vacation is a great time to teach your children about money.... 
by Bill Anderson | Dec 5, 2019 | Featured, Good Friends, Member Connections
A lot’s been happening here at Mid Oregon. When I look back at the past few months, one word comes to mind again and again: Local. Local at Heart: Day of Community Service For example, our team devoted the Columbus Day federal holiday to a special purpose. We spent... 
by Mid Oregon Credit Union | Nov 1, 2019 | Featured, Good Friends, Member Connections
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... 
by Mid Oregon Credit Union | Oct 16, 2019 | Featured, Good Friends, Member Connections
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... 
by Mid Oregon Credit Union | Sep 16, 2019 | Featured, Good Friends, Member Connections
Back-to-school season is in full swing, and that means it’s time to establish a study routine. Now that the school year is well underway, it’s also time to make sure your family has a study plan to tackle lessons and learning from the get-go. Parents can help... 
