Grow Financial Federal Credit Union on LinkedIn: What are your good financial habits? "I am always looking for a deal —… (2024)

Grow team members are passionate about supporting various causes, including youth education, animal welfare, food insecurity and more. Last year, the team served more than 4,700 volunteer hours, and Grow donated over $500,000. 💚 Learn more about the impact of credit union membership at https://lnkd.in/eemJZPjj.

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Membership in a local credit union makes a difference. Here's how we make things grow — people, communities, money and dreams.

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Our Market Manager, Shawntel, provides personalized service to everyone who visits a Grow store. She builds connections with our members and supports them in pursuit of their financial goals — like buying their first home.

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Join us in celebrating Juneteenth at local events in Tampa Bay, Columbia and Charleston. 💚

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What are your good financial habits? “Every day you delay planning and contributing toward your retirement is less money you will have during your retirement, so I make it a priority to save. Don't delay — start saving today!" — Lionel Shipman, Grow team member

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Say hi to Marlene, Relationship Specialist at our newest Grow store located in the West River area of Tampa at 1701 N. Oregon Avenue. Marlene is ready to help you grow your dreams! Stop by to meet her and the rest of our West River team. 🌱 Learn more at https://lnkd.in/g9D3khrK.

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“For me, community service is a way to give back for all the good I have had in my life and to pay forward the kindness that I received.” – Sofia Karagiannis, MCC Relationship Specialist

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We had the chance to talk with our business member Dylan Melcher, founder of Tampa-based Folklore Film Co. Check out how he grew a side hustle into a full-service video production company!

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What are your good financial habits? “If I see the money, I will spend it! So, I set up a completely separate Money Market Account that I only transfer money into. Every time I get paid, I transfer $100 into it and then forget about it. That way, when something happens in my life, I have a reserve set aside that 'I didn’t know was there.'" — Mary Rifenburg, Grow team member

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