OSWEGO, NY (March 29, 2023) – National Credit Union Youth Month returns to Compass Federal Credit Union in the month of April.
Every April, National Credit Union Youth Month serves to encourage kids to develop healthy saving habits by making savings fun and exciting. This campaign gives Compass and other credit unions alike, the unique opportunity to engage with younger members and show them that credit unions are there to help them throughout their financial journey.
This year’s ‘Youth Month’ motto is “Unleash the Power of Savings at your Credit Union.”
All through the month of April, youth members that visit Compass FCU’s George St., West First St. or Fulton locations and make a member deposit will automatically earn a prize from Compass. That deposit will also earn one chance toward a brand new bicycle, provided by the credit union. Those who open a new youth account during the month of April will receive two chances to win the new bicycle, which will be drawn for on May 1.
For more information, call Compass FCU’s 131 George St. location in Oswego at (315) 342-5300, or the credit union’s 208 N. Second St. location in Fulton at (315) 593-8443. Members must qualify.
Compass Federal Credit Union, established in 1966, services more than 7,800 members in the Oswego County community. Compass takes great pride in serving its members with responsive and exceptional personal service, security of member’s funds, competitive rates and programs and continued growth.
To learn more about Compass Credit Union’s services, or to see a listing of locations, visit online at www.compassfcu.com.
Compass Credit Union can be found on social media via Facebook at www.facebook.com/CompassFCU.
About Compass Credit Union: Established in 1966, Compass Credit Union has expanded from its original 74 members, to servicing more than 7,800 members in the Oswego County community. Compass Credit Union aims to serve its members with responsive and exceptional personal service, security of member’s funds, competitive programs and continued growth.
