Youth Club - First Community Federal Credit Union

Welcome to the Tree House Club - for our youngest members

Cash, our super saver squirrel, knows the importance of saving for your future and as a Tree House Club member it can be fun. With our new Tree House Club account you will enjoy the following account benefits:

Earn dividends on balances of $5 or more
Special Holiday Savings Account
Certificates of Deposit with low $100 minimum balance
Personalized Statement with fun and educational newsletter
Free gift with new account
Special prize entries with each deposit, new winners monthly!
Website links to educational activities and games
Birthday surprises with special savings offer

We have a website just for you, learn more about money—getting it, saving it, spending it, and borrowing it.

Come back regularly, you'll find something new each month. It's just one more way First Community FCU can help you make the most of your money.

Join the Club - the Club House for teen members age 13 to 17

With this unique account your teen will develop an understanding of what it takes to start young adulthood on the right financial foot:

Earn dividends on balances of $5 or more
Special Holiday Savings Accounts
ATM or MasterCard Check Card with $50 daily withdrawals (subject to approval with parental joint owner)
No Fee Checking (for members age 16+ with parental joint owner)
Certificates of Deposit with low $100 minimum balance
Goal Saver Loan, to build a special savings account and a credit history – see us for details!
Fun Website links
Educational newsletters and more!

C-Note University is the place for great stories, games, and puzzles that can show you how business and the economy work and how you can take control of your financial future.

Come back regularly, you'll find something new each month. It's just one more way First Community FCU can help you make the most of your money.

2010 FCFCU Scholarship winners!

First Community Federal Credit Union is excited to announce the recipients of the 2010 High School Scholarship Awards.

This is the third year First Community Federal Credit Union has offered a scholarship program. This year, FCFCU awarded ten $1,000 scholarships, and two $250 honorable mentions to twelve high school senior graduates for their academic and personal achievements. In addition, First Community Federal Credit Union also awarded the ten scholarship winners High Schools with a general use School of Excellence Award of $500, which may be used to enhance educational programs in their district.

The scholarship was open to any graduating high school senior that currently attended school in one of ten counties that First Community Federal Credit Union currently serves. The criteria was based on academic merit, college acceptance, current enrollment in either a trade school or college program for the 2010 Fall semester, and the student must be an actively participating member with FCFCU. Each student was asked to write an essay explaining their personal and educational goals, and how this scholarship will help them achieve their goals.

The recipients of this years High School Youth Scholarship, and Honorable Mention Awards are as follows:

Abigail Culbert, Delton-Kellogg High
Adam Patrick Foldesi, Parchment High School
Brad Elliston Portage Central High School
Brandon VanDyk , Comstock High School
Caitlin Renema, Parchment high School
Casey L. Sunden, Gull Lake High School/ KAMSC
Colin Taylor, Comstock High School
Jacob Hammer, Allegan High School
Katie Wehling, Loy Norrix High School
William Bradley Thayer, Parchment High School/KAMSC
Casandra Louise Barnes, Parchment High School
Sarah Martin, Heritage Christian Academy