ICCU is committed to giving back to the communities we serve to help make them a better place to live and work through sponsorships and donations. If you have ever wondered how to get ICCU to sponsor one of your causes, this may answer some of your questions.
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Owning a small business is an all-out battle to find the right balance between generating revenue and limiting costs. That’s especially true in a business’s first year, when finding a sustainable customer base requires investment.
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It is tax season! After you file your taxes, you may get a tax refund. What are some smart things you can do with your tax refund?
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If you own a small business, you might get so involved with working in the business that you forget to work on the business. But, if something happens to you such as a disability or death, the future of your business and hard work is in jeopardy. If you are interested in keeping the value of your business intact, and want to see it passed down smoothly to the next generation, take the time to formulate a business succession plan.
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We welcomed a new branch with the new year! ICCU opened its 33rd branch in the state, called the White Pine Branch, situated in the mountains of Pierce, Idaho. Its doors opened as ICCU on January 2, 2018.
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ICCU is committed to giving back to our members and the communities where we live and work.
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To celebrate the opening of its new Jerome Branch location, ICCU held a contest to give away a 2017 Arctic Cat Wildcat Trail decked out in ICCU green. We received over 670 entries and are excited to congratulate the lucky winner, Joseph Glassett!
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With the hustle and bustle of the holidays, the end of the year can seem overwhelmingly busy, especially for business owners. There are several items that need attention before the start of the new year. Check out our quick checklist of year-end items to complete and help ease your holiday season stress.
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Scammers prey on targets of opportunity. Factors like loneliness, cognitive impairment, and coming from an era where people were raised to be polite and trusting often make seniors more susceptible to fraud. Education and awareness is key in helping seniors avoid getting scammed. We are less likely to be conned into something we have been warned about. Sharing your knowledge about scams and knowing what to watch for can protect your friends and loved ones.
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We are excited to announce the Youth Account winners from our quarterly drawing! These lucky kids each won an iPod Shuffle!
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