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This year, Oregon State Credit Union awarded 12 graduating high school seniors with $3,000 Tomorrow’s Leaders Today (TLT) scholarships, totaling $36,000 invested in their next step. To be eligible, students must be graduating high school seniors who are Oregon State Credit Union members with a TLT account, have a 3.25 GPA or higher, and show a strong commitment to leadership and their communities.

These students represent communities across our service area, and they’re stepping into what’s next with clear goals, real responsibilities, and a strong commitment to giving back.

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At Oregon State Credit Union, protecting your financial well-being is part of everything we do.
Right now, we’re seeing an increase in fraud attempts where criminals pose as credit union employees — through phone calls, text messages, and emails. And the tricky part? These messages can look and sound legitimate.
Because fraud doesn’t always look suspicious at first.

From June 1–5, OSCU is joining the Oregon Cascades West Council of Governments to recognize Medicare Fraud Prevention Week and help bring more awareness to how Medicare fraud shows up in everyday life. 

Because it often doesn’t look like fraud at all. 

Each year, Medicare loses an estimated $60 billion to fraud, errors, and abuse.  
But the bigger impact is what people experience day to day. A charge you don’t recognize. A box of medical supplies you didn’t order. A phone call asking for information that feels just a little off.

Oregon State Credit Union group posing at Oregon State University Dam Proud Day 2026

Dam Proud Day 2026 set records at Oregon State University, raising $4.1 million. See how Oregon State Credit Union supported students and Beaver Nation.

See how Benton County Shred Day helped raise funds for Linn Benton Food Share and find upcoming 2026 free shred events in Albany and Keizer.

Aman Jeloka

Oregon State Credit Union has hired longtime finance leader Aman Jeloka as its new Chief Financial Officer. Most recently, the CFO for the Seattle nonprofit community development financial institution, Craft3, Jeloka brings more than 25 years of experience and expertise to the credit union.

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Too often, we make financial decisions without knowing the full picture of our income and expenses. This can lead to overspending, missed opportunities to save, and stress when unexpected expenses arise

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Saving through automatic deposits or transfers is the most effective way to save and helps make it easy by allowing you to choose what and when you’ll save.

couple planning finances together America Saves Week

Every great story begins with a strong foundation, and your financial story is no different. Whether you’re saving for your first home, building an emergency fund, or simply trying to stress less about money, the habits you create today will support the chapters that follow.

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As 2025 draws to a close, Oregon State Credit Union is offering five year-end tax tips to help you save money on this year’s taxes and prepare for 2026.