PCM | PCM Culture Connects

Culture Connects Pieces

“Culture Connects” was developed to highlight our incredible team and the healthy culture we continue to work for, resulting in the best decisions for you, our members.

Trust in Us. Reach out to Us.

We take pride in having a shared purpose that gives each of us meaning to our work. See PCM | Mission & Vision to find out how we are all working to be difference makers for YOU.

From Past to Present

We’re dedicated to growing at the right pace with the right partners – Adding value to your life.
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What is Mentoring at PCMCU?

At PCMCU, we are actively providing guidance and encouragement to prepare our team for the future. See what our long-time leaders, Dan Wollin & Cathy Becks are doing…
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PCM No Fee ATMS

Did you know? At PCMCU, our ATM Machines have ALWAYS had NO SURCHARGE, not only to our members, but to the communities we support.
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Trust in Us… PCMCU C.A.R.E.S.

We’re dedicated to growing at the right pace with the right partners – Adding value to your life.
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Is the company you work for a SEG of PCM Credit Union?

Becoming a Select Employee Group of PCM Credit Union means an employer looks for ways to go above and beyond for their staff. They want to create unique partnerships, ones that can add value and support for their employees.
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Let’s Talk About Rates – What is Best for Our Members?

It is no secret that interest rates have been low for several years. Low for those especially who have substantial deposit balances and have not earned much in dividends, but also generously low for consumers who have wanted or needed to borrow money to purchase homes, vehicles, boats, campers, or dive into remodeling projects. Many have also taken advantage of the low-rate environment to refinance existing debt. Consumers are smart and understand that rates play a part in financial decisions.

Leading a credit union, especially in a volatile rising rate environment is no small feat. When making decisions at PCMCU, we always ask ourselves, what is in the best interest of our members?
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