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Whether you are planning to buy a home or refinance your current mortgage, Mid Carolina Credit Union is offering special mortgage rates designed to give members more options for their next move.

Join us on October 14, 2026, from 10 a.m. to noon at our Sandhills Branch in Columbia.

As we reach the midpoint of 2026, it is a good time to reflect on the progress we have made together and the priorities that continue to guide Mid Carolina Credit Union forward: People. Purpose. Performance.

With rates as low as 6.99% APR for qualified borrowers, this personal loan is designed to help you move forward with confidence while keeping payments manageable.

Holiday shopping scams can start before the season gets busy.

Fall can be a smart time to tackle home repairs before they become bigger problems.

While the internet can be a helpful tool, it also comes with risks that families should talk about early and often.

Your credit score affects more than just loan approvals. Learn what influences your score and why it plays an important role in many financial decisions.

Use this mid-year financial check-in to review your goals, adjust your budget, and stay on track with your finances for the rest of the year.

Learn practical ways to budget for summer travel, manage expenses, and enjoy your vacation while keeping your finances on track.

Graduation is the start of a new financial chapter. Learn five practical money tips to help recent graduates build strong financial habits.

Beginning August 3, all Mid Carolina Credit Union branches will remain open during lunch hours.

MCCU is preparing for an exciting construction project at our Elgin Branch.

Managing money as a couple doesn’t have to be stressful. Learn how couples can manage finances together with shared goals and healthy habits.

Wedding costs add up fast. Explore wedding loan options, how personal loans work, and what to consider when planning your big day.

With Mid Carolina Credit Union’s Summer Skip-A-Pay program, you can skip your June 2026 loan payment and keep more money for the things that matter most.

A home improvement loan can help finance upgrades, repairs, or renovations. Learn how they work and when a credit union may help.

Looking for financial wellness tips? Learn how to build healthy money habits in your 20s and 30s that support long-term financial confidence.

Elder financial exploitation can happen to anyone, but awareness makes a difference.