AmeriCU Holiday Closure Notice: AmeriCU will be closed on Saturday, May 23rd, and Monday, May 25th in observance of Memorial Day. You can still access your accounts anytime through Online & Mobile Banking, Use our surcharge-free ATM Network and Interactive ATMs, and Get support by visiting AmeriCU.org and clicking “Let’s Connect” in the bottom right corner. Thank you for being a valued member!
Saving doesn’t have to be complicated — small steps, simple habits, and even automated tools can make reaching your goals easier than you think. Check back each week for fresh savings tips and inspiration to help you stay motivated, build momentum, and kick your savings into gear.
Internal transfers let credit union members move money quickly and securely between their own accounts, making it easy to manage savings, loans, and everyday spending. They’re designed to be fast, convenient, and available anytime through online or mobile banking.
This educational track will cover why building an emergency fund is essential and how setting aside money specifically for unexpected events can help protect your financial stability.
This educational track will cover the purpose of saving, the different types of savings accounts available, and how interest can help your money grow.
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AmeriCU Credit Union celebrated the grand welcoming of its Financial Centers in Clinton and Essex Counties on Thursday, May 14, with a day of community activities, refreshments, giveaways, and a ribbon cutting celebration held at the Peru Financial Center.
The Fulton Memorial Day Salute is a long‑standing, family‑friendly celebration honoring military veterans and fallen heroes while showcasing local traditions at the Fulton Community Center and Recreation Park. Now in its 45th year, the event features a parade, Veteran of the Year recognition, live music, family activities, fireworks over Lake Neatahwanta, and more, with AmeriCU proudly serving as a sponsor.
Teaching kids to budget is like teaching them how to ride a bike. You could be as involved as you’d like, or you could let them learn on their own. One way or another, your kids will create their own financial habits just like they could learn to ride a bike eventually.