Way to go Josie & Ed! They were the lucky winners of $100 from our state-wide and in-house WINcentive drawings this month. Want learn how you can save and win money? Visit our WINcentive page to learn more today.

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As written in the American Rescue Plan, important changes to the Child Tax Credit will help many families this summer. Starting in July, families that filed tax returns for 2019, 2020 or signed up to receive a stimulus check from the IRS will get this tax relief automatically. All working families will receive the full credit if they make up to $150,000 for a couple or $112,500 for a family with a single parent. Payments will be:

• $250 per month for every child 6-17 years old; and/or
• $300 per month for every child under 6 years old.

If you are not required to file a tax return, have not provided your information to the IRS, or would like to opt-out altogether, please visit https://www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/advance-child-tax-credit-payments-in-2021 to learn more.

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Ravalli County FCU, we get it.

Hamilton, MT–June 6, 2021— Laci Rose, CFO of Ravalli County Federal Credit Union (RCFCU), has recently been named the Montana’s Credit Unions (MCU) 2020 Young Professional of the Year. This award recognizes her more than fifteen years of dedication to RCFCU and her commitment to the credit union philosophy of ‘People Helping People’.

Rose has contributed to the growth of RCFCU over the past decade and was key in assisting with a core conversion at the credit union. She has also updated the credit union’s payroll processes for enhanced operations. In addition, Rose is a Western CUNA Management School graduate, current Harnessing Young Professional Energy (HYPE) Board Member, treasurer for the Hellgate Chapter of Credit Unions, where she has been instrumental in revitalizing the chapter over the past three years, and is an active member of the Hamilton Downtown Association (HDA).

“Laci is an energetic and driven young leader,” said Tracie Kenyon, president and CEO of MCU. “We are delighted to recognize her achievements and are honored to have her enthusiasm for volunteerism and financial well-being within our credit union network.”

As a member of RCFCU’s Employee Volunteer Committee, Rose offers her time to serve those in her community. She frequently volunteers at the local financial reality fairs for high school students and was involved in the VITA program that offers tax assistance to qualified individuals. In addition, Rose is always a team player and actively participated in the credit union’s Relay for Life team in past years.

“I have watched Laci grow into a strong, confident leader within RCFCU and the credit union community in Montana,” said Darci Parsons, CEO of RCFCU. “She is an indispensable part of my management team and I couldn’t be more proud of her.”

This is the first year MCU has recognized a Young Professional of the Year. This award was designed to celebrate the go-getters and young leaders within the credit union industry who are transforming the future of the credit union experience for future generations.