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When you join a credit union you’re more than a member, you’re part of a movement! Watch this video for a brief description of the 7 cooperative principles that make credit unions unique.    

It’s good to know what documents are important to keep and which ones are safe to discard. Check out the infographic below to determine what you should keep and what you can toss! Then organize your documents and create a plan … Continue reading →

Looking to buy a house? This may be the biggest financial purchase of your life and you will more than likely need a loan to pay for it. Watch this video to understand more about mortgages, such as the difference … Continue reading →

Members Exchange awards $5,000 annually to graduating seniors through a Community Service Scholarship. Students are required to fill out an application and write a brief essay on what the scholarship would mean to them and how community service has impacted … Continue reading →

Members Exchange Members Get Exclusive Discounts from Love My Credit Union Rewards Everyone loves to save, especially on products and services you use every day. That’s what Love My Credit Union Rewards is all about.  Members have saved nearly $2 … Continue reading →

The 3rd Annual CU at the Zoo was held on April 15. In celebration of Youth Savings Month, the credit unions of Mississippi treated the first 2,500 guests to a free day at the Jackson Zoo. Guests were able to … Continue reading →

Insurance coverage helps provide compensation for a loss or damage caused by an uncontrollable event. Insurance providers offer a variety of policies, premiums, and coverages based on your needs.  This infographic helps to answer a few common questions that many … Continue reading →

Members Exchange Credit Union partnered with Blair E. Batson Children’s Hospital to host a Miracle Workers Coin Drive as a kickoff event to the annual Mississippi Miracles Radiothon. Members Exchange kicked off the month-long fundraiser on January 31 by handing … Continue reading →

Ever wonder why hamburgers cost 20 cents 50 years ago, but are 5 dollars in present day? The rising cost of commodities is due to inflation of our economy. Inflation can be in many different forms such as demand-pull inflation, … Continue reading →

Contrary to what many people think, an IRA (Individual Retirement Account) can be opened or contributed to at any time during the year, not just at tax time. A Traditional or Roth IRA can be funded any time up until … Continue reading →