COVID-19 UPDATE: MSCU's Danbury and Norwalk branch lobbies are temporarily closed, but their drive-thrus remain open. Our Shelton, Stratford and Watertown branch continue to operate by appointment only, please call us at (800) 761-2400. Members can access and manage all their accounts 24/7 by signing into Digital Banking or by downloading the MSCU Mobile app.

Elevating Your Community's Financial Well-Being Since 1954.

Committed to the community. Committed to you.

Whether serving you or the local community, we're dedicated to delivering on the promise of service excellence in all that we do. Serving Litchfield, New Haven and Fairfield counties.

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We don’t have stockholders. Every member has equal ownership of the credit union and a vote to elect our board of directors.

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We’re not-for-profit. Earnings are shared with members in the form of lower rates and fees, and higher interest paid on deposits.

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Through the credit union network, members are able to take advantage of discounts from well-known companies.

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Financial Survival After a Job Loss

You may have lost your job already, or it's something you're concerned about. Either way, the keys to surviving a job loss financially are to plan ahead, take stock of your income, and cut your expenses.

Is Solar Right for Me?

Homeowners all over the United States are opting to go solar.

But you may still be wondering if solar is a smart choice for you. In addition to having an understanding of what solar is, here are three things to consider to help determine if the investment is a smart choice for you.

Should I Have a 20-Percent Down Payment for a Home?

At one point or another most of us have been told we need to have a 20-percent down payment when buying a home. But with high amounts of student debt and other financial responsibilities, I see a lot of first-time homebuyers struggling to save that much money.

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