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SELCO Launches Lumin Digital's Cloud-Native Digital Platform
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- SELCO Launches Lumin Digital's Cloud-Native Digital Platform
Lumin Digital announced today that SELCO Community Credit Union (SELCO) has launched Lumin's cloud-based online and mobile digital banking platform for its more than 150,000 members.
Guest Column: Advice for people thinking of buying a home
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- SELCO In The News /
- Guest Column: Advice for people thinking of buying a home
If you’ve been confused by the real estate market, you’re not alone. In Central Oregon, we’ve seen home prices remain relatively high even with rising interest rates. But there are some substantial upsides to buying now.
SELCO to Begin Accepting Applications for Revamped Scholarship Program
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- SELCO In The News /
- SELCO to Begin Accepting Applications for Revamped Scholarship Program
SELCO Community Credit Union has expanded its annual scholarship program, increasing the total value of its scholarships by nearly 50% to $77,500 and opening eligibility to vocational, continuing, and nontraditional students. The application window for prospective students will open February 1.
Wallet Wednesday: Local credit union working to give back to community
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- SELCO In The News /
- Wallet Wednesday: Local credit union working to give back to community
SELCO Community Credit Union is stepping up its efforts to help its communities through its new SELCO Steps Up initiative. Senior Community Development Specialist Olivia Sorensen joined AM Extra to talk about the community-giving program.
Guest Column: Trust in banking system is fundamental to economic success
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- SELCO In The News /
- Guest Column: Trust in banking system is fundamental to economic success
Sandy Wagner, Central Oregon Regional Manager for SELCO, reassures consumers that their money is safe in credit unions and banks despite rumors that the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) could face cuts.
