Grow Your Co-op : Refer a Friend. Get Paid.

May 7th, 2012

“Grow Your Co-op” Member Referral Program

Of all the Cooperative Principles, Principle #3 just might be our favorite. Why? Because the idea of “member economic participation” is really what sets a credit union apart from a for-profit commercial bank. It means that the more you participate in your co-op, the more you should benefit from the co-op’s financial success. You know… (keep reading)

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May 7th, 2012

Construction In Front of Kirkland Branch

Due to the road improvement construction taking place on Kirkland Ave. in front of the new Kirkland Branch, please park in the Kirkland Library parking lot. Construction is scheduled to end on Friday, May 11th.

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May 1st, 2012

SMCU’s Downtown Branch Will Close At 3:30PM

Due to the Seattle protest marches, we will be closing the SMCU Downtown Branch and Contact Center in order to ensure the safety of employees and members. We expect to resume normal business hours tomorrow, 5/2/2012. Other branches are not affected and will remain open normal business hours.

Feet First - Promoting Walkable Communities

April 5th, 2012

Going Green with Feet First

SMCU partners with local businesses to offer financial services as a benefit to their employees. It’s free, and these Select Employer Groups (SEGs) receive exclusive promotions, educational workshops and personalized visits from SMCU’s Business Development Specialists. SMCU’s newest SEG, Feet First, is Washington’s only non-profit that works to ensure that all communities throughout the state… (keep reading)

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April 5th, 2012

Who Needs Life Insurance?

Young Adults As you might imagine, parents of minor children are at the top of the list of those who probably need life insurance. If one “breadwinner” were to pass away, life insurance payments could make it possible for the survivor to maintain the family’s quality of life, send the children to college, and continue… (keep reading)

SMCU's 2012 Scholarship Program

April 5th, 2012

Ten Top Students Honored with $2K Scholarships

This year, Seattle Metropolitan Credit Union awarded ten $2000 scholarships to member-applicants seeking higher education. SMCU’s scholarship program honors our founder, Tony Marino, and his commitment and many contributions to his credit union and community. This year, each scholarship was awarded to students who demonstrate a similar commitment in the areas of academic standing, financial… (keep reading)