Credit Unions represent what’s best about America, people from different walks of life coming together to help one another improve both their own lives and communities. Where everyone contributes what they can and allowing everyone who participates to benefit in one way or another; in short, a not-for-profit, member owned, and democratically controlled co-operative. Perfect Circle Credit Union is looking for members that want to make a difference in PCCU’s future! PCCU will be hosting…
Calling All Members! Mark your calendars and join us on Thursday, May 16th for the Annual Meeting of the PCCU Membership. We will gather at the Henry County Arts Park Pavilion. The Park is located at 218 South 15th Street, in New Castle, near the Henry County Public Library. Beginning at 6:00 p.m., we’ll have our business meeting and review the credit union’s standing with the Board of Directors, the Supervisory Committee, and the Management…
In February, PCCU asked our members to “Show Their Love” and collected money for our Hoosier Explorers Field Trip Fund. Staff in all three offices sold hearts that members could put their names or brief messages on for a donation of $1 or more. Thanks to the generosity of PCCU members and staff, we were able to raise more than $450 in February! This money will be used to send for our local schools for…
Have you “checked” out PCCU’s Xpress Checking! Xpress Checking offers members the benefit of a checking account without checks or overdraft fees. Xpress Checking is a “checkless” checking account that comes with a debit card for making purchases. Plus, you have the ability to pay bills, transfer funds, check your balance, and more through online and mobile banking. Xpress Checking features include: No Overdraft Fees Mobile Wallets through Apple Pay; Samsung Pay; and Google Pay!…
Credit cards are a valuable financial tool for both individuals and businesses–but they come at a price. You get purchasing power on the spot, and the creditor only requires you to pay off a small amount of the total every month, i.e., the minimum amount due. However, it’s important to remember that the minimum is calculated in the best interest of the creditor, which puts you at a disadvantage. Here are some important reasons why…
