[Employer Name] has Partnered with Central Willamette Credit Union to Bring CWCU 4 Work Directly to You.
As a [Employer Name] employee, you have access to financial education, personalized support, up to $1,100* in exclusive incentives, and local experts who can help you take the next step, wherever you are in your financial journey.
Earn More as You Learn More and Get More!
Enjoy free access to financial education, planning tools, and expert guidance open to all employees. When you decide to take the next step and become a member, you’ll turn that knowledge into extra income with up to $1,100* in exclusive incentives and specialized loan solutions.
Earn Up to $1,100* with Exclusive Incentives for [Employer Name] Employees
As a [Employer Name] employee, you have access to exclusive financial incentives through CWCU 4 Work. When you become a CWCU member and choose the products that fit your financial goals, you can earn incentives as you go.
Checking Account Incentives
Get $250 when you become a member, open up a checking account, and set up direct deposit.
Money Market Incentives
Get $150 when you become a member and open a money market account*
Certificate of Deposit Incentives
Get $100 when you become a member and fund your first Certificate of Deposit (CD).
And More
Exclusive benefits, financial education, personalized support, personalized solutions, and resources for every financial goal.
Learn more about your exclusive incentives here:
What is a Deposit Product?
Deposit products are the accounts members use to keep, manage, and grow their money—such as checking, savings, money market, and share certificate accounts. They are different from lending products because members are placing money with the credit union rather than borrowing it.
What Is a Lending Product?
Lending products are credit options that let members borrow money for a purchase, expense, or financial goal—such as auto loans, personal loans, home loans, credit cards, and lines of credit. Unlike deposit products, members receive funds from the credit union and repay the amount borrowed, plus any applicable interest and fees, over time according to the loan terms.