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6 Ways to Change Your Savings Habits

Saving money should be a priority, not an option. Easier said than done! I've got a few tips to change your savings habits.

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What You Need to Know About Budget Talks With Your Spouse

Talking money with your spouse can be a challenge but it doesn't have to be. Here are some tips for these budget talks with your spouse.

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What it Means to Be Part of a Cooperative

Do you know the difference between a credit union and a bank? It's about being a part of a cooperative, which may apply to many areas in your life.

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Are You Ready To Buy Your First Home?

Are you thinking about buying a home? It's important you explore all the options available to you before you sign those papers.

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Ugly Sweater Tips for the Ugly Sweater Season

At RMCU we have done a little research and have come up with some tips on getting your ugly sweater a little cheaper.

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How To Stay Sane with Holiday Guests

The holidays can be a stressful time for all of us and then you add houseguests. Here are some best tips and advice from personal experience.

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RMCU and The History of Credit Unions

Rocky Mountain Credit Union began in the State Capitol Building in 1940. Since then, we have helped members gain peace of mind with their financial lives.

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Mortgage Program Basics

We put together a few quick explanations of mortgage program basics to help you know what is available to you.

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5 Things Your High Schooler Should Know About Money Before They Graduate

Teaching your kids about money is an important job as a parent. Here are a few things to make sure your high schooler knows before they graduate.

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