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Easy-to-Use Checking That’s
Anything But Basic
At MCU, your membership means that you can select a checking account that fits the way you manage your money. Explore checking options designed to help you meet your financial goals.
Get Paid Faster with Direct Deposit and Automatic Transfer.
Set up automatic deposit of regular paychecks (or any other recurring payments) directly into your Hero Savings,, Everyday Hero Checking, or Basic Share Draft account—securely and without incurring any additional fees—and enjoy immediate access to your money.
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No Matter Where You Are in Life,
We’re Right There with You.
At MCU, we believe that a credit union should be a lifelong source of financial education and support—from planning for college, to financing a home, to saving for retirement.
That’s why we have specialized recommendations for products and services designed to help you meet your goals (both in the short term and down the road), based on your changing needs and priorities.



Make the Most of Your MCU
Membership.
Membership in our community is about more than just banking. As an MCU member, you can access valuable information and resources to help you plan and reach your financial goals.

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