Riiiing! You race for the landline, but the caller has already hung up—after just one ring. How rude! You thumb through the Caller ID, poised to give your mysterious caller a ring back when you note the strange area code.

Addition of CO-OP ATMs adds 30,000 surcharge-free ATMs TwinStar Credit Union members can now use nearly 30,000 surcharge-free ATMs from coast to coast that are part of the CO-OP Network.

Since 1971, Memorial Day has been observed as an extended weekend away from work–and the unofficial start of summer. But is about more than that: this day honors all the service-people who died in the service of their country. It stands as a day dedicated to memorialize those precious lives lost.

Money plays a vital role in relationships. In fact, how you and your partner relate to money can make or break the relationship.

Q: Why does my credit union need to know so much about me to grant me a mortgage? A: Exhaustive research into the financial, personal and credit history of home loan applicants is not unique to credit unions. Every home lender will request similar information for processing the loan.

Smart planning now can help you weather financial storms and uncertainty in the future. Every household faces unexpected costs from time to time: a failing water heater, a car repair, or a surprise vet expense when Oliver gets the puppy flu.

TwinStar has rolled out enhanced Fraud Detection notifications to members. Previously, we would call the phone number on your account to verify any suspicious transactions we detected.

When you pay with your TwinStar Visa® debit card at a check-out counter, you often have a choice between running your card as debit or credit. What’s the difference? When you choose debit, you key in your PIN.

Your credit score may seem like a personal judgment on your character, but the factors that go into it are actually determined by research and analysis of data about how people use credit.

The situation is becoming all too common: you receive a call while out shopping or perhaps during dinner. Perhaps you don’t recognize the number, but the person on the line identifies themselves as an employee of your financial institution. They speak urgently—there’s a problem with your account.

Card compromise—what does this term mean? More importantly, what does it mean for your account? Recently some big companies have fallen victim to hackers who stole card information. The financial world calls this card compromise.

Recent programming changes have improved the posting ability of your checks deposited using the Mobile Check Deposit feature inside TwinStar’s mobile banking application.