Located conveniently in your Credit Union of Denver app, Zelle^® enables you to send and receive money with friends and family, no matter where they bank. Follow these easy tips to use Zelle safely:

1. Only send to those you know and trust
2. Beware of payment scams
3. Treat Zelle like cash

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Sending money to friends and family is becoming a common necessity, whether you’re splitting the cost of a lunch tab, paying someone back for a shared birthday present, or even paying the babysitter. One of the fastest and easiest ways to do that is to send money digitally using peer-to-peer (or P2P) payments.

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Zelle^® is Coming! Once available, you will need to accept the terms and conditions to access this new benefit in online or mobile banking. The terms and conditions have been updated to include Zelle^®.

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If you want to raise your score, you can do a few key things. When it comes to credit scores, there’s almost always room for improvement. If you’ve pulled your score and you’re not satisfied with the number you received, there are several strategies to boost it.

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Market volatility has the potential to erode your net worth. You can take steps now to help insulate your wealth against future market fluctuations.

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Congratulations to our 2021 Scholarship Winners!

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We are accepting school supply donations on behalf of The Action Center in Lakewood for returning students who are going back to school.

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Find some of the areas you may have frequently used on our new website.

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YOU COULD BE SAVING UP TO $360 PER YEAR ON WIRELESS

Save up to $360 per year on your wireless bill when you switch to no-contract wireless. Keep your phone, number and network for less.

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Trying to securely make the most of today’s technology can be overwhelming for almost all of us, but it can be especially challenging for family members not as used to or as familiar with technology. Therefore, we wanted to share some key steps to help secure family members who may be struggling with technology and might misunderstand the risks that come with using it.

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