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August 9, 2017 Just landed a new job? Or need to flee the Wisconsin winter? No matter the reason, a move can mean many things in your life will change, but the way you manage your finances doesn’t have to be one of them. Your new city may not have a Summit branch, but with features like online banking and e-statements, we can move with you. Check out these strategies to make your financial transition easier, so you can be free to tackle bigger worries, like unpacking and finding your new go-to restaurant.  
  1. It’s the 21st century. Go digital! With Summit’s online banking capabilities, you can manage your money from anywhere. Use the Summit app to deposit checks, monitor your accounts and message Summit with questions – all from the palm of your hand.
  2. You already have a lot to think about – don’t worry about moving your savings and checking accounts. Sticking with Summit allows you to keep your direct deposits and automatic bill payments in place, which means you can spend more time exploring your new home and less time worrying about paying your cell phone bill. And don’t forget about ! By sticking with us, you are still enrolled in the program – even from afar. A few extra bucks every year doesn’t hurt, right?
  3. Don’t miss out on Summit’s member resources. Many of our financial courses are also offered as , so you can get the benefit of these events even from a different city. We cover topics ranging from student loan repayment and investment basics to social security and retirement.
Of course, our online resources are all available through a secure server, too, because your money is important to you, which means it’s important to us. We’re packed and ready to move. Are you? You might also be interested in You know it's important to keep your personal information private and protected, but what if sneaky criminals are already one step ahead? If your scam-spotting senses are telling you something seems off – listen to them! Here are some red flags that could indicate someone has your identity: The more you know, the more you say “No” to scammers. So we’re clearing up some common myths about fraud as part of our ongoing efforts to help you keep your money safe. How can we help you avoid difficult money situations and put you in the best financial position for success? This question is at the heart of so many things we do here as your financial partner – including our decision to eliminate the non-sufficient funds (NSF) fee as of April 1. A digital wallet is software that allows you to make payments right from your phone, easily navigate online checkouts and gain extra security. Ready to swipe right? It’s easier than ever to access your money from your mobile phone. Make sure you’re keeping your money safe with these mobile banking security tips from Summit. As a small business owner, you’re making all kinds of things happen every single day – from wrangling supplies to communicating with clients. But even the savviest of business managers encounter a cash flow issue once in a while. Here are a couple of tricks to help you master your cash flow. Where you bank might seem like a small decision (all financials are more or less the same, right?). But the truth is that choosing the right financial partner can have a big impact on your overall financial well-being – and there really are some big differences from one financial to the next. Whatever the reason or the season, planning your next vacation could be weighing on your mind. According to an article in LearnVe$t, an organization committed to providing resources to help consumers with money management, the average US traveler spent $1,246 per person in 2014 on summer vacation. This can be a real budget buster when you start adding up the expenses for spouses, children, and other family members. So, we’ve compiled some travel savings suggestions to help ease your mind – and your budget: Spring is here-ish and it’s time to open the windows and tackle our springtime to-do lists. And as long as you’re on a roll, why not turn a little of that energy to your finances? After all, you just had to dig out all your paperwork to deal with your taxes. Instead of just shoving it back into the box or filing cabinet, why not give it a good spring cleaning too? Featured Products Certificates Checking Accounts Home Equity Loans Home Loans Business Banking Certificates Checking Accounts Home Equity Loans Home Loans Business Banking Financial Education Upcoming Events Programs Tools & Calculators On-demand Webinars Podcasts Upcoming Events Programs Tools & Calculators On-demand Webinars Podcasts About Equity in Money™ About Summit Careers News Community Giving Equity in Money™ About Summit Careers News Community Giving Help & Support Contact Us Member Support Center Schedule an Appointment Find a Branch Contact Us Member Support Center Schedule an Appointment Find a Branch Please read the following before proceeding to: The website you are about to visit is solely the responsibility of the merchant or other party providing the site. The content of this third-party site, including materials and information, is solely the responsibility of the provider of the site. The Credit Union is not responsible for any such third-party content. Any transactions that you enter into with a vendor, merchant or other party that you access through this third-party site are solely between you and that vendor, merchant or other party. The Credit Union does not endorse the content contained in this third-party site, nor the organization publishing the site, and hereby disclaims any responsibility for such content. The Credit Union Privacy Policy does not apply to this third-party site, and for further information you should consult the privacy disclosures of the third-party site. NCUA Insurance Estimator Privacy, Security & Accessibility Rates, Fees, Terms & Disclosures Routing Number *  The Wisconsin's #1 Mortgage Lender designation is based on the number of loans in 2022, gathered from the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act data compiled annually by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The results of the data were obtained through the LEI: 254900NTAC4H10MGSU23 **  SBA Lender of the Year Award for Credit Unions as awarded by the Small Business Administration of Wisconsin in 2023. Copyright 2024 © Summit Credit Union. All rights reserved. If you are using a screen reader and are having problems using this website, please call 608-243-5000 for assistance. Insured by NCUA