An auto repair reached out to Capital Credit Union and told us they were planning to put a mechanic’s lien on a car that had been in an accident and was towed to their shop after hearing nothing from the owner of the vehicle or their insurance company.

After being rejected by a bank, the daughter of a member dealt only with cash and believed that she wouldn’t qualify for a checking account, let alone an auto loan.

Non-members had a dealer approve them for an auto loan but at an interest rate they felt was a little high.

In 1972 a member borrowed $1,500 to purchase a 1966 Ford F100.

A single dad working 70 hours a week jumped through every hoop his bank demanded in order to save his home, only to be told they'd be foreclosing anyway.

A disabled man in his 60s became somewhat isolated by hoarding and rarely saw his 14 grandkids.

A formerly bankrupt young couple was consistently denied for loans elsewhere.

A member came to us when other financial institutions refused to help.

After helping a member set up a HELOC for home improvements and existing credit card debt, this is what she had to say:

A couple came to us for a private party auto loan after being denied by their current financial.

A member was a victim of fraud and came to the branch in Oshkosh to open new accounts.

A member was in need of assistance to get a service dog to help their child become more self-sufficient.

We just had a member come in to the Brillion Branch with an unopened box of dog treats.

A non-member approached us to refinance an auto loan.

We just had a member come in to the Brillion BraA member's 20 year-old granddaughter ended up with a 24.72% APR on her loan through the dealership as well as an expensive warranty she didn't want.