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As we near the end of Women’s History Month, we’re proud to recognize the incredible women leaders at DCU who inspire us all to strive for greatness every day. ?? We sat down with some of our team members to hear their stories, experiences, and what being a leader means to them. Their journeys remind us that true leadership is rooted in resilience, passion, and the drive to make a difference. #WomensHistoryMonth

Now Hiring | Director of Total Rewards | Full-Time, Hybrid | Marlborough, MA. In this role, you’ll work closely with the senior leadership in the People Experience and Development (PXD) Team to attract, retain, and motivate talent at all levels of the organization. You will also be responsible for overseeing the strategy, implementation, and management of DCU’s total rewards program – including benefits, competitive compensation, employee recognition, and more. ??7+ years of deep/progressive experience in compensation, benefits, and total rewards operations and strategy. ??At least 5 years of supervisory experience. ??Strong knowledge of compensation and benefits programs, market trends, and regulatory requirements. Apply today: https://bit.ly/4hQQRF0

Keeping track of expenses and revenue as a freelancer throughout the year can help you not only gain tax credits but lower liability. Freelancers must pay quarterly taxes, but managing this responsibility can be simple when you follow these 6 steps. ?? 1. Determine your total expected income 2. Calculate your adjusted gross income (AGI) by implementing your tax deductions 3. Find the estimated income tax owed by multiplying your AGI with your relevant tax bracket 4. Use your total expected income to estimate the self-employment taxes owed 5. Add your estimated self-employment and estimated income taxes together 6. Divide your total estimated taxes for the year by 4 to get your quarterly amount Ready for more? Dive into our money management tips and tricks for freelancers here. https://lnkd.in/eMwCad8V

Look back on the women who revolutionized financial access. ?? This #WomensHistoryMonth, we honor pioneers like Elizabeth F. Burkhart, who modernized credit union banking; Louise McCarren Herring, a fierce advocate for financial equality; and Dora Maxwell, whose legacy of community empowerment lives on. We celebrate these women and the many others who opened doors, broke barriers, and will continue to shape the credit union movement for generations to come.

We’re looking for the next class of DCU Summer Interns! ?? ?? Interns will gain practical knowledge in a dynamic work environment, receive mentorship and support from Senior Team Members, as well as networking and career growth opportunities at our annual appreciation day. Here’s what to expect: ??Branch Interns will have set schedules and work directly with DCU Team Members. ??Corporate office interns will have a hybrid schedule. Multiple departments available. Who should apply? ?Undergraduate or graduate students currently enrolled in a program related to DCU’s business areas. ?Individuals with previous customer service experience looking to build their professional skills. Apply now to jumpstart your career: https://bit.ly/3FtJFkt

We joined MassChallenge with a clear purpose — improve member experience while empowering the next generation of technological innovators in our community. SVP of Member Experience Sue Burton discusses our collaboration with local fintech startups to tackle real-world challenges, ranging from fraud to customer care. Watch the full discussion with CUbroadcast’s Mike Lawson here. https://bit.ly/3RfcOCC

Reality check: Neglecting to plan for tax season can lead to unexpected payments you owe. You still have time to avoid surprises! It’s essential to understand your monthly expenses, monitor your tax withholdings, and estimate your tax liabilities now and throughout the year. ? Here are 4 smart tax-planning strategies to keep in mind: 1???Understand tax laws and regulations: Are there benefits you may be missing out on? 2???Maximize deductions and credits: Keep the IRS updated with life changes like college debt or a new marital status. 3???Seek professional guidance: Tax professionals can help you save more in the long run. 4???Be mindful of tax requirements (or breaks) tied to retirement accounts: Different retirement accounts call for different tax obligations. Catch up now and make Tax Day less stressful! ? Visit here for more tips to stay ahead.?https://lnkd.in/dhDiJjuj

Tax season is upon us, and so is the chance to make your money work smarter. ?? A potential tax refund offers a valuable opportunity to assess your financial landscape and take strategic steps toward your goals. If you're looking to reduce debt, build savings, invest in the future, or a combination of all three, a well-thought-out plan is essential! Consider what will have the biggest impact on your overall financial well-being and goals. Learn more today. https://lnkd.in/eKhz_Qa9

Join DCU for a Career Virtual Open House on Wednesday, March 26th from 10-11am! ?? Looking to work for a company that puts employees first? DCU does just that! We want to share with you what sets us apart from other companies (and jobs) - our culture, benefits, and how we strive to make a difference for our members and our employees. Join us for a one-hour information session to learn about current full and part-time positions in our Branches, Call Center, Consumer Lending, and other back-office positions. ??Register here for the Wednesday, March 26th session: https://bit.ly/3DvZZRa

Owning a home isn’t the only path to financial success. Renting can offer flexibility, lower upfront costs, and fewer responsibilities, making it a smart option depending on your goals and lifestyle. Ready to explore your choices? Read this blog to understand the pros and cons of renting at every stage of your life. https://lnkd.in/eRy3yX2K?