Get the most SAVINGS from your Mutual Savings Credit Union membership

The holiday shopping season is just around the corner. Expand your budget with these reminders about how to get the most SAVINGS from your Mutual Savings Credit Union membership.

Don’t forget about Auto Quest
The best deal going can be found at Mutual Savings Credit Union during Auto Quest. Find tremendous savings when you finance your next new or used vehicle with great rates and with 0% interest for the first 90 days of the loan. Think about how much those interest payments would contribute to your holiday budget! Get your auto loan application started online today!

Automatically save with Christmas Club accounts
Christmas Club accounts allow you to automatically transfer money each month into a separate savings account. You set the amount and date of the transfer. The funds will be released to you each year at the beginning of November, just in time for the holiday shopping season! A Christmas Club is a great way to stick to your budget and you’ll be surprised with how much you can save.

Skip your loan payment
Do you ever imagine using your loan payment amount for something entirely different? With our annual Skip-a-Pay program, members can skip their MSCU loan payment amount and use that money in other ways – like holiday shopping! Stay tuned to the Mutual Savings Credit Union website because more details about the 2012-’13 Skip-a-Pay program will be made available soon!

0% interest for 3 months. APR = Annual Percentage Rate. Zero (0%) is for the first 3 months of your loan, and then in the fourth month your rate will change to the APR you qualified for at the time of your financing. Rates may be as low as 2.99% APR. The Annual Percentage Rate is the advertised rate and can vary based on credit worthiness, age of the vehicle and term of the loan. Your rate can be higher or lower depending on credit performance. Financing up to the retail value of the auto is available. Rate is subject to change without notice. Limited time only.

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