You can maximize your vacation budget with tools available from Georgia United.

Expert tips for avoiding cyber thieves during the busy online holiday shopping season.

Learn how smart credit card usage can boost your credit score and unlock a world of rewards and benefits.

Knowing about online threats and using smart tips can boost your internet safety and this blog post dives into some easy ways to keep your digital life air tight.

Georgia United has opened the doors to its newly built, 3,000-square-foot full-service Cumming branch at 731 Atlanta Highway.

Understanding student loans, credit cards and budgeting is a recipe for financial success during college and beyond.

Habersham County Schools students in need selected their backpacks – donated by Georgia United - and filled them with school supplies donated by the local community.

The new 2,600-square-foot street level space at 101 Marietta Street features the contemporary design and layout elements of Georgia United’s branch transformation strategic program that is redefining the banking experience for members.

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Serving as member advocates, Georgia United’s volunteer Board of Directors work closely with the credit union’s leadership team to set policy, monitor risk and guide the execution of the organization’s strategic plan.

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Georgia United members are taking advantage of a sweet member perk that takes the hassle out of finding and purchasing a vehicle. At no charge to the member, Auto Assistance makes life easier by sweating the small – and the big – stuff.

Georgia United officially introduces full-service, state-of-the-art storefront Chamblee branch to the surrounding community with symbolic ribbon cutting ceremony and grand opening.

Supporting education is one of the foundation’s cornerstones, and this new scholarship program pays homage to the credit union’s roots because Georgia United was founded in 1958 as the DeKalb County Teachers Federal Credit Union.

College, university and technical school-bound high school seniors were invited to compete for 12 scholarship grants.

Georgia United Credit Union’s first-ever in-house attorney, Janis Johnson has been promoted to chief risk officer/general counsel.

Georgia United Foundation is announcing the return of their Wish Tree program. Now in it's 30th year, Wish Tree helps make the holidays brighter for children in foster care with donations made by members, team members and local community.