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Deep Roots Build Strong Foundations

We, like you, received the news today that the IP Mill in Georgetown will be closing operations. Our thoughts immediately go to the employees and their families who have become part of our family. Our roots, started by the mill employees, have given life to dream homes, new cars, and growing savings for families and their futures. We have been a part of adding new family members, losing loved ones, and, yes, job changes. This is a devastating time, but we will get through it together.

First and foremost, we want to reaffirm our commitment to your financial well-being. Your credit union is here for you, and we are in a strong fiscal position. With a membership of over 17,000 members across two counties, we are entrusted with the responsibility of safeguarding your hard-earned money. Our strong capital position is a testament to our history of prudent financial policies and detailed oversight through financial and compliance audits. We are committed to the long-term success of our community and we will continue to be here for you in the years to come.

Next, our dedicated staff is ready to assist you in navigating the decisions that lie ahead in the coming months. While we have specific policies to adhere to, we are committed to working with each member who requires individual attention to ensure the protection of their assets. This may include extensions and payment modifications, among other measures.

Finally, we are family, so please keep in touch with us so we can help. Stop by a branch, call us, or email us. We can only help if we know what you are facing. We will continue to keep our towns and neighbors in our thoughts. ~ GKCU

Let is Show. Shop Local.

We all know it's coming - the hustle and bustle of gift buying, wrapping, and giving. As we think of where to begin, let us start local! We are fortunate to have local shops, restaurants, and merchants who can help you find that unique item for that special someone on your list. Best of all, when you buy locally, you are making an investment with your neighbor. They buy gas and groceries where you do, pay the same local electric company bills, and build their families at the same schools, churches, and civic organizations. Buying locally is vital to the economy of our communities because when we shop locally, those dollars stay right here in our counties.

The holidays can bring additional anxiety with the added expenses. To manage this, it's crucial to set a budget for your holiday spending. Remember to shop early to get deals, keep up with every purchase to ensure you do not overspend, and most importantly, communicate with your loved ones on expectations for the holidays. READ MORE

If we can help make the holidays less stressful, visit our branches to discuss your options.

Relax This Holiday.

Relaxing: it's a concept many of us do not even think of during the holidays. With all the running around from now until the end of the year, we wake up on January 1 and wonder where it all went and why we are so tired.

So before all the shopping, decorating, baking, and wrapping, we encourage you to find time to take care of yourself, too. Make it a priority to sit down, put your feet up, and enjoy the holidays, too. "So how do you expect us to do that?" you ask. It takes a little planning and a whole lot of discipline.

First, mark it on the calendar. You will quickly get booked up with family gatherings, school events, and social parties. Mark off downtime now and stick to your boundaries by declining invitations that interfere with that time. Remember, it's okay to say no. Next, take things personally. Do not overindulge with food and alcohol, exercise, and make yourself go to bed on time. Finally, give yourself permission to enjoy the holidays by doing projects that you want to do. Read the book. Take the bubble bath. Work on that woodwork. Go fishing. Plant in the garden. Taking care of yourself will help your holidays be merry and bright!