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Teachers Credit Union presented the grant to Eileen Cramer, who will use it to establish sensory rooms where students can learn the emotional and cognitive regulation skills they need to thrive. 

Protecting your personal and financial information requires proactive thinking and preparation. Stay safer and more secure online with these pointers.

Earning rewards while using debit cards for everyday purchases is just another way that TCU helps members save and build a brighter financial future.

If old bills, business documents, credit card offers or other sensitive paper material is overflowing your counter tops, TCU’s Park 100 branch has a way to clear the clutter without risk.

Karol Griffin, TCU's Director of Financial Empowerment, recently joined the Indiana Education Insight podcast to discuss TCU’s financial education programs.  

TCU's presence in Porter County continues to grow. The credit union was excited to join City of Valparaiso in serving as the the platinum sponsor for the 2019 Valparaiso Popcorn Festival. 

The bottom line for TCU and all credit unions is to make your money work for you. We’re here to show how credit unions benefit individuals and families, businesses and communities by turning financial goals into reality.

Congratulations to TCU President of Investment Services Waylon Peterson for this well-deserved industry recognition for what members already know — that he's passionate about helping people meet their financial goals.

Known as The Outlet, the center received $5,000 to start an after-school program to provide students ages 13 to 18 with enrichment activities and mentoring. Such programs bring a wide range of benefits to youth, families and communities. 

TCU had a booth at the event to encourage the neighborhood kids to start saving young and develop other sound financial habits.