How Supporting Holiday Events Can Help You Save Money
Nothing says “holiday spirit” more than attending a local, festive holiday event! Supporting your community’s events is a great way to stay within budget during the holidays; here’s how.
Nothing says “holiday spirit” more than attending a local, festive holiday event! Supporting your community’s events is a great way to stay within budget during the holidays; here’s how.
Small businesses are vital for a growing community and economy. At OU Credit Union, we strive to assist entrepreneurs and offer tools to help companies succeed. Read more to learn about how we help small businesses including Lansing’s newest bookstore and café, Hooked.
Falling on October 20, 2022, International Credit Union Day is a time to celebrate the empowerment of the credit union movement. Read more about what Credit Union Day means and how OU Credit Union continues to empower their members, community, and employees.
CU Kind Day, which took place on October 10, is an annual opportunity for credit unions around the country to spread kindness and positivity. This year, MSUFCU held a countdown to CU Kind Day, highlighting nine of MSUFCU’s partners who have helped support the Greater Lansing Community.
Despite this season coming to a close, there are still many ways to make your summer well-spent. Here are some ideas on how to end summer on a positive note and get motivated for the year ahead.
As summer starts to slow down, you might need some fresh ideas on how to occupy kids at home. Here are some fun and cheap activities to bust summer boredom.
June is Pride month — a time to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community. At the Credit Union, we celebrate Pride all year long. Here are a few ideas of how you can too.
This year’s National Small Business Week is celebrated May 2-6. Check out ways you can celebrate your favorite small businesses.
The Lab at MSUFCU was established in 2020 as a center for innovation, bringing agility, collaboration, and innovation together to turn ideas into advanced financial technologies.
Teaching children about money early in life can help them learn healthy financial habits that will last a lifetime. Research shows that children who learn how money works, make better financial decisions — whether it's budgeting to buy a toy they want or applying for student loans.