Make your money do more for you
We offer more than just banking. We see money as a tool that helps you focus on your priorities and goals. We'll help your money do more, so you can make the most of what you have.
TCU can support your financial journey, wherever you are
From borrowing to spending, and from saving to giving, we’re here to help you make choices that enable you to reach your financial goals—and protect your resources.
Borrow
By not over-relying on debt, you can:
Manage money
Buy a car
Buy a home
Pay for college
- Align spending decisions with values.
- Be thoughtful about borrowing.
- Create a plan to reach big purchase goals.
Spend
Spending less than you earn means you are able to:
Manage money
Reduce debt
- Evaluate and question your spending habits.
- Be intentional about purchasing decisions.
- Ask yourself: “How much do I need to be content?”
Give
Living generously means you can:
Get involved
Plan to give
- Make room for generosity.
- Contribute to causes that matter to you.
- Experience the joy that giving back can bring.
Save
Build an emergency reserve savings so you can:
Open a savings account
Save for health care
Invest in the future
- Be ready for the unexpected.
- Be intentional about creating a savings plan.
- Prepare to leave a legacy.
Borrow
By not over-relying on debt, you can:
Manage money
Buy a car
Buy a home
Pay for college
- Align spending decisions with values.
- Be thoughtful about borrowing.
- Create a plan to reach big purchase goals.
Spend
Spending less than you earn means you are able to:
Manage money
Reduce debt
- Evaluate and question your spending habits.
- Be intentional about purchasing decisions.
- Ask yourself: “How much do I need to be content?”
Give
Living generously means you can:
Get involved
Plan to give
- Make room for generosity.
- Contribute to causes that matter to you.
- Experience the joy that giving back can bring.
Save
Build an emergency reserve savings so you can:
Open a savings account
Save for health care
Invest in the future
- Be ready for the unexpected.
- Be intentional about creating a savings plan.
- Prepare to leave a legacy.