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The holiday season often means added expenses. To help lighten the load, we are once again offering members the option to Skip-A-Pay this November or December! What is Skip-A-Pay? Skip-A-Pay lets you “skip” a qualifying loan payment in either November or December. That’s one less bill to juggle while you focus on your holiday celebrations.
TelComm Credit Union offers convenience products beyond traditional banking to simplify financial management.
TelComm Credit Union now provides up to $1,000,000 in account insurance coverage through NCUA and Excess Share Insurance (ESI).
Bank scams are rising in Missouri. Learn how to spot vishing, call spoofing, and fraud, and how TelComm helps protect your money.
Financial planning for every stage of life changes as you grow. See how TelComm helps you save, borrow, and plan from childhood through retirement.
The page explains how inflation reduces savings value over time and how certificates of deposit (CDs) and money market accounts can help protect it.
TelComm Credit Union hires community-minded individuals in Springfield, Missouri, to support its not-for-profit financial cooperative.
Visit the Career Opportunities page at TelCommCU.com to view open positions and submit an application.
TelComm Credit Union posts job openings across its six Springfield, Missouri locations on its Career Opportunities page.
TelComm Credit Union lists current deposit rates for savings accounts, CDs, money market accounts, and IRAs to support informed financial decisions.
TelComm Credit Union provides a transparent fee schedule to help members understand account and service costs.
Loan rates are updated regularly based on market conditions; members should check the Loan Rates page or contact TelComm for current information.
TelComm Credit Union publishes current loan rates for auto, home, home equity, and personal loans to help members compare and plan.
TelComm, a not-for-profit cooperative, offers loan rates competitive with or lower than many traditional banks by returning value to members instead of shareholders.
TelComm Credit Union began as Springfield Telephone Employees Credit Union in 1940, founded by Harry Duewel to provide financial services for telephone employees and their families.
No. TelComm Credit Union is a not-for-profit, member-owned financial cooperative, not a bank. That means profits come back to members in the form of better rates, lower fees, and higher savings dividends, rather than going to outside shareholders.
TelComm Credit Union lists eligible employee groups for membership, including Aire-Master, Alandsons, Inc., and AT&T Audio Acoustics, among others.
As a credit union, TelComm offers members lower loan rates, higher savings dividends, fewer fees, and personalized service compared to traditional banks.
TelComm plans a system upgrade on November 3, 2026, to improve its online and mobile banking technology.
