A family new to the area was struggling to find the right financial institution to fit their needs.

A potential new member visited us who appeared depressed. We talked, and I uncovered that he had been unable to get a bank account due to poor credit and needed one because his new job used direct deposit.

In the early ‘70s, my parents separated. My mother needed a car because she had four kids at home, but very few dealers paid any attention to her as a single woman

Two years ago, a member came to us with a credit score in the mid-500s and a number of collection and charged off items.

We recently made a $300,000 gift to the Hudson Hockey Association in support of the remodel of the Hudson Sport and Civic Center.

I brought my dad in to make a deposit. He needed help with the deposit, and while it was only $10, he was treated like it was $10,000.

We are committed to protecting our members against emerging scams and financial fraud.

A non-member was looking for a loan to pay off his payday loans. He and his wife’s credit scores were poor, as he had been out of work for over a year after breaking his back.

A member who had recently moved from Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria dreamed of getting his own truck.

"I’m so grateful that a Member Service Representative at the Oak Creek branch caught a fraud alert on my account.

Recently, our credit union volunteered for Junior Achievement, and our Branch Manager had the privilege of teaching eighteen second graders about finances within the community.

After a decade of volunteering at an orphanage there, a member wished to purchase a home in Ecuador.

We believe the inability to read and write directly affects how a person understands their finances.

For the past 25 years, we have partnered with nine other local cooperatives, the Taylor County Association of Cooperatives, and K99 WIGM Radio to grant Christmas wishes.

It’s so rewarding helping the next generation learn how to responsibly build their credit and a foundation for a better future.

Early in 2023, we committed to providing our members with real, impactful savings through the year, despite the volatile rate environment.

We received a call that a member was in the hospital because her water broke. She was supposed to purchase her home that afternoon, but couldn’t make it to closing since she was going to have a baby any minute.

An elderly member called our consumer lending team to get a vehicle loan, but they were unable to help her due to her debt ratio being too high.

We processed a home equity loan for debt consolidation, home improvement, and a vacation.

Taylor Credit Union is one of seven financial institutions serving our small rural communities.