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Great Falls FCU will be closed all day for all branches Thursday, January 1 in observance of New Year’s Day. As always, the ATM located at the Minot Ave branch in Auburn is open 24/7. Great Falls FCU thanks its members for another great year. To all, have a happy and safe New Read more…

Great Falls FCU will be closing all branches Wednesday, December 31 at 3:00pm. As always, the ATM located at the Minot Ave branch in Auburn is open 24/7. Have a happy and safe New Year’s Eve!

Click here to find out more about some items that will cost more in the coming year. Time to get those 2015 budgets ready with these last minute changes! Don’t forget to like us on Facebook for even more financial tips!

Great Falls FCU will be closing early all branches on Wednesday, December 24 at 1:00pm. Great Falls FCU will be closed all day all branches on Thursday, December 25 in observance of Christmas Day. As always, the ATM located at the Minot Ave branch in Auburn is open 24/7. We wish Read more…

Click here to read more on some very interesting “tips” by DailyFinance on when tipping and not tipping is the right call during the holiday season. Don’t forget to like us on Facebook!

Click here to read about the massive breach of Sony Pictures Entertainment that occurred last week, the FBI is warning all consumers to be aware of a ‘destructive’ malware let loose into the Internet. Don’t forget to like us on Facebook!  

All Great Falls FCU locations will be closed Thursday, November 27, 2014 in observance of Thanksgiving Day. The ATM located at the Minot Ave branch is available 24/7. Be sure to give thanks for something or someone in your life you are thankful for. Great Falls FCU is thankful for all of our members. Read more…

Be aware of a highly sophisticated malware called “Regin.” Do not download programs from the internet from sources you cannot verify and or trust. This malware called “Regin,” (pronounced ‘re-gen’) is believed to primarily be used for espionage. Friendly FYI. For more info, click here. Don’t forget to like us Read more…

With all the data breaches and concerns over Cybersecurity, click here to read a good article with FYIs on mobile banking and its securities. Don’t forget to like us on Facebook!