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Celebrate Independence Day

Celebrate Independence Day with RMCU!

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Celebrate Juneteenth: Honoring Freedom and Resilience

Let's Celebrate Juneteenth: A Joyful Tribute to Freedom and Resilience!

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Rocky Mountain Credit Union Names Cyrus Malkin as New President and CEO

Malkin has served as Interim-CEO since September 2024, after the retirement of Steve Sendon, CEO of the Credit Union from 2018 to September of 2024.

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RMCU Board Member Spotlight: Chris Lemon

Chris Lemon has been one of RMCU’s valued board members for over five years. As a resident of Butte, he knows what it means to be a part of the community.

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Mortgage Loan Programs: Which One is Right For You?

There are plenty of loan programs out there that can make your home-buying goals attainable & affordable. The only question is: which one is right for you

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What Happens If You Miss a Credit Card Payment?

What Happens If You Miss a Credit Card Payment? You could pay a late fee, owe interest, or eve lower your credit score.

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RMCU Supports: Inspire Academy

RMCU partners with Inspire Academy to support its mission to increase productivity and passion in youth in the Butte community.

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The Latest on Student Loan Repayment Options

There are several options for repaying your federal student loans, read on to learn more.

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Our Favorite Money Management Apps to Use Today

Not all personal finance apps are created equal. When you’re trying to get on track with your finances, here are a few of our favorites.

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How to Save Your First $1000

Studies show that fewer than half of Americans could afford to pay an unexpected $1000 expense just from their savings. Here are a few tips for saving up.

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