COVID-19 News

The Wisconsin Credit Union League is sharing a letter they sent requesting that Phase 1b of the COVID-19 vaccination distribution include essential frontline workers at financial institutions.

We know that times are tough now – we’ve been working during a pandemic for eight months and are feeling the impacts at work and at home. There are other economic and social challenges we’ve seen across our state and country, but there have also been so many bright moments when you have supported your members, community, and each other.

As non-profit cooperatives that put people before profit, Wisconsin's credit unions are uniquely equipped to give back to their communities. This has been especially important throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, where credit unions across the state have supported community partners with over $2 million in cash contributions and counting.

Wisconsin is facing a COVID-19 crisis, and we all need to work together to help get it under control. That’s why The League is proud to be one of nearly 50 organizations that have joined in an effort aimed at combatting the growing public health crisis in the Badger State.

With the COVID-19 pandemic disrupting both daily life and personal finances, The Wisconsin Credit Union League’s Saver’s Sweepstakes® is offering more opportunities to win cash prizes just for saving.

Wisconsin's credit unions are rising to the immense challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic to continue to serve the needs of their 3.3 million members and the communities they live and work in.

On behalf of Wisconsin’s community banks and credit unions, we want to assure the state's small businesses that we are eager to be your partner in weathering financial challenges brought on by this unprecedented pandemic.

Credit unions across Wisconsin are hard at work helping their business members weather the COVID-19 pandemic. What should entrepreneurs, small businesses and employers do at this time?

Wisconsin financial institutions understand the importance of stable and uninterrupted delivery of important financial services, such as access to money and credit, during this time of crisis.

The Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is top-of-mind for just about everyone. However, one concern consumers can put to rest is about the safety of their money at a credit union. Here are four great reasons why consumers should not consider large cash withdrawals from their credit union accounts