U.S. Utility & Energy Credit Union Participates in Inaugural Pennsylvania Energy Games
Wyomissing, PA (PRWEB) September 05, 2013 -- Utilities Employees Credit Union (UECU) will share financial education and information on its financial services for energy and utility workers and their families, at the inaugural Pennsylvania Energy Games on September 7th. UECU is serving as an Energy Games sponsor and will participate in the event’s family expo, where they will be able to connect with workers and family members who may sign up for free membership in the credit union. UECU representatives will share financial education materials, special offers, and information on financial services for workers and families in the utility and energy industries.
“UECU is looking forward to connecting with energy and utility workers and their families at the Pennsylvania Energy Games,” says Suzanne Valencia, Business Development Associate for UECU. “We’re excited to help them reach their financial goals and offer them tools through our financial wellness products, services, and education.”
The Pennsylvania Energy Games is a community event for energy workers and their families, which includes heavy equipment and safety-obstacle competitions, kids’ activities, a truck show, food vendors, fireworks, and live music. Details on the event, which is being held in Lycoming County within Pennsylvania’s Marcellus Shale region, are available online at http://energy.adverteria.com.
Workers employed by the Marcellus Shale, energy, utility, or related industries, who take advantage of free membership in Energy People Connect, a professional association for energy employees and families, are eligible for UECU membership. Energy industry professionals and their family members can also join Utilities Employees Credit Union as the employees of a company offering UECU membership as an employment benefit. Like many professionals in the energy and utility services sector, Marcellus Shale workers are often dispersed among rural locations – making UECU, a virtual credit union with 24/7 nationwide access, a logical strategy to serve their financial needs.
“Our credit union has served America’s energy industry since 1934 with the purpose of improving the financial well-being of employees and their families,” says Erica Kunkel, Business Development Specialist for UECU. “We are eager for the 2013 Energy Games – it will be a fun event and a great opportunity to interact with people from Pennsylvania’s energy and utility industries.”
UECU is a full-service financial institution whose member-owners receive the credit union’s co-operative profits in the form of exclusive financial rewards, lower fees, and excellent savings and lending rates. UECU also offers voluntary financial benefits to utility, energy, and related-industry companies and associations, which they can extend to employees and their family members to promote financial wellness, reduce employer health care costs, and enhance worker productivity. Some companies are offering financial wellness programs as a stand-alone benefit or as part of their employee assistance program.
For more information on Utilities Employees Credit Union, visit http://www.uecu.org. Companies and organizations in the utility, energy, or related industries can obtain information on offering no-cost employee financial benefits from UECU, by visiting benefits.uecu.org or calling 800-288-6423, extension 6034.
About Utilities Employees Credit Union:
Utilities Employees Credit Union is a nationwide, virtual credit union providing financial services to utility and energy workers and their families since 1934. Its membership includes the employees of 600 companies and members of Energy People Connect, an association for individuals currently employed or pursuing employment in the energy industry. UECU is among the two percent of U.S. credit unions to receive an A “Excellent” Weiss Rating for financial soundness and one of the few financial institutions to reward its members with a year-end bonus dividend, which last year totaled nearly $1 million.
Amanda Havanko, Utilities Employees Credit Union, http://www.uecu.org, +1 (610) 898-7518, [email protected]
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