It’s Time to Prepare for Student Loan Payments to Resume After more than three years on pause, federal student loan payments are now required by Congress to resume this fall. The Supreme Court also rejected the student loan forgiveness plan announced in late 2022, leaving many people who were counting on reduced or forgiven balances scrambling to prepare for payments to resume. Join us to learn what actions to take... [Read More]
Winter is coming, and with it comes the 2023 Coats for Kids collection! PCM is teaming up with The Salvation Army to collect new and gently used coats. From now through October 26, collection boxes will be out at both Green Bay and Marinette branches. Your donations will serve kids from infants up to 18 years old, so please consider donating adult-sized coats for teens too. Prefer to shop online?... [Read More]
$100 CASH could be yours You could win $100 cash simply by following our Instagram page (@pcmcreditunion). Every follower will be entered into a drawing, and for every 100 followers, one winner will be chosen by random selection and notified via Instagram Direct Message. The giveaway will run until the Instagram page has reached 500 followers or 12/15/2023, whichever comes first. This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed, administered... [Read More]
Click the button for the coloring pages! Each child under 10 will be eligible to win; one entry per child; child does not need to be a member; must visit one of our lobbies to enter; one winner between Green Bay, Marinette, and Howard entries; winner to be randomly drawn and contacted no later than Friday 12/1/2023; need not be present to win RELEASE AND HOLD HARMLESS. BY ENTERING THIS... [Read More]
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Join us for Fraud Bootcamp with Sara Hicks, our long-time Fraud Specialist. Learn how to protect yourself and gain knowledge to share with your loved ones. • What are different types of fraud? • How to identify “Red Flags” • How can I be proactive for myself and my family? There will be two 75 minute sessions, session 1 is from 11:30am-12:45pm and session 2 is from 4:00pm-5:15pm. Both sessions... [Read More]
Many children who owe school meal debt are part of families who earn too much to be considered for free or reduced lunch, but also earn too little to afford regular school meals. 30.4 million students can’t afford their school meals. The average meal debt per child is $180.6, yearly. 68.8% of surveyed schools had unpaid student meal debt. 96% of surveyed school districts reported an annual increase in the number of students who... [Read More]
