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Scholarships Awarded to Three College-Bound Students

Scholarships Awarded to Three College-Bound Students


Congratulations to this year’s Civic Central Credit Union scholarship winners!

Your public service, community participation, and plans are impressive. We’re honored to play a small part in your journey and excited to see where your education takes you.

Scholarship Winners
Blake Bode, Jacob Heflin, and Alaina Meyer

Supporting Our Community Is Always “In”

Supporting Our Community

We recently had the opportunity to support Operation: Bugle Boy’s Patriot Sunday Dinner. This event is held to honor local law enforcement officers, firefighters, and EMS professionals who protect and serve our community every day. To show our support, we provided bento boxes, first aid packs, and pens to help fill gift bags shared with the incredible women and men who have dedicated their lives to keeping us safe.
We are grateful for opportunities to work with local organizations like Operation: Bugle Boy to continue our mission of supporting city, state, and federal government employees and their families.

Operation: Bugle Boy is a local organization that brings the youth to the forefront, supporting and honoring our veterans, first responders, and active-duty service members by hosting events and carrying out charitable acts.

Fraud Fighting: We Don’t Ask That!

Fraud Fighting: We Don’t Ask That!

We want to remind our members to be ever vigilant in their efforts to prevent fraud.

As a reminder, Civic Central Credit Union will never ask for your full account number or credit card number over the phone.

If you think someone is trying to access your account, please end the call.

Then contact us at 573-636-5338.

Scammers are getting more creative every day.

Including sending spam messages by text that ask you to secure your Amazon or PayPal accounts.

Never click on a link sent to you in a text message.

If you’re concerned about an account, visit their official website and login with your secure credentials to check for suspicious activity.

We Will Never Ask for Your:

· Passwords of any kind

· One-Time Passcode

· Full Social Security Number

· PIN Number

· Credit Card 3-Digit Security Code

· Credit Card Expiration Date

· Online Banking Secret Word or Password

Welcome New Board & Committee Members

Welcome New Board Members

Please join us in welcoming these new members to our board:

Janet Lepper

John Short

Welcome New Committee Member

Please join us in welcoming this new member to our Supervisory Committee:

John Burnett

Outgoing Board & Committee Members

Please join us in thanking these members for their voluntary service:

Bonnie Kliethermes

Mary Lee Roberts

Delores “Dee Dee” Loesch

Taxable Income – An Inflation Response

Taxable Income – An Inflation Response

In case you missed it, inflation has bumped up prices for food, energy, and fuel. For the 2023 Tax Filing Season, the Internal Revenue Service has made some inflation adjustments that can help.

Here’s Some That Will Affect You:

What’s Changed
Federal income tax thresholds have increased by roughly 7% by bracket.

How Does It Affect Me
These increases will allow many to stay in a lower tax bracket.

What’s Changed
Standard deductions have increased across all filing statuses.

How Does It Affect Me
– Single and Married Filing Separately: The standard deduction will increase by $900. ($13,850)
– Married Couples Filing Jointly: The standard deduction will increase by $1,800. ($27,700)
– Head of Household/Ages 65 and Up: The standard deduction will increase by $1,500. ($20,800)

Example

In 2023, a married couple filing jointly could make a maximum of $89,450 to remain in the 12% bracket, compared to $83,550 in tax year 2022.

Bottom-line:

These increases and additional credits will allow taxpayers to reduce their taxable income and keep more income in their pockets.

See all Tax Bracket Adjustments and changes at irs.gov/newsroom

For the Good of Us All