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Our Education Loan helps turn your educational dreams into reality. With competitive rates and interest-only payments until graduation or the end of your studies, you can receive up to $10,000 per year (up to a total of $80,000).
It's a Money Thing: Your Student Financial Survival Guide
Tips For Every Budgeting System
Budgets are like the New Year’s resolutions of personal finance. We all know we should have one and we all know it’s a fairly simple thing to follow.
Living On Your Own And “Bill Time”
Living on your own for the first time can be empowering. It means having independence and all the things that come with it.
Save up to 33% on Your Grocery Bill
The secret? Opt for private-label products over brand-name ones.
7 Tips for Tracking Down Your Dream Career
Choosing a career is tough. Whether you’re a new grad or considering a career change, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed when selecting your next gig.
Scholarship Application Time-Savers
Successful scholarship applications take considerable time and effort. Although there’s no shortcut to a quality application, there are steps you can take to make your efforts as rewarding as possible.
5 Totally Free Things You Can Do to Support Your Local Economy
Supporting your local community is a positive thing—it builds relationships, it strengthens the local economy, and it makes your neighbourhood a happier and healthier place to work and play.
Tips For Every Budgeting System
Budgets are like the New Year’s resolutions of personal finance. We all know we should have one and we all know it’s a fairly simple thing to follow.
Living On Your Own And “Bill Time”
Living on your own for the first time can be empowering. It means having independence and all the things that come with it.
Save up to 33% on Your Grocery Bill
The secret? Opt for private-label products over brand-name ones.
7 Tips for Tracking Down Your Dream Career
Choosing a career is tough. Whether you’re a new grad or considering a career change, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed when selecting your next gig.
Scholarship Application Time-Savers
Successful scholarship applications take considerable time and effort. Although there’s no shortcut to a quality application, there are steps you can take to make your efforts as rewarding as possible.
5 Totally Free Things You Can Do to Support Your Local Economy
Supporting your local community is a positive thing—it builds relationships, it strengthens the local economy, and it makes your neighbourhood a happier and healthier place to work and play.
University of Saskatchewan Alumni share why they chose Synergy Credit Union to start their careers.
Lauryn Jensen, U of S Student, Political Science
" I worked here after my first year of university in my hometown branch and loved it. I really liked my coworkers, building relationships with the members, and learning about the credit union system, so I decided to come back every summer since."
Boyd Thunberg, U of S Student, Bachelor of Commerce
" I choose to work at Synergy for their reputable contributions to the community and amazing corporate environment. Synergy offers an abundance of summer internship placements for students, allowing them to receive positive guidance and mentorship all while creating long-lasting relationships."
Kirsten Stang, Marketing Coordinator
U of S Alumni 2011
" I choose to work at Synergy Credit Union because their commitment to serving the community aligns with mine. The workplace culture is the best I've ever experienced in my career. There have been many opportunities for me to utilize my strengths and advance within the organization."
Dawson Vallier, Business & Ag Advisor
U of S Alumni 2024
" Synergy Credit Union empowered me from my first day to dive right into my professional career and they still continue to invest in my development. They enable me to get involved and make an impact in our local community. I like that we recognize that not any two situations are alike, and unique solutions are tailored to our member's needs."
Lauryn Jensen, U of S Student, Political Science
" I worked here after my first year of university in my hometown branch and loved it. I really liked my coworkers, building relationships with the members, and learning about the credit union system, so I decided to come back every summer since."
Boyd Thunberg, U of S Student, Bachelor of Commerce
" I choose to work at Synergy for their reputable contributions to the community and amazing corporate environment. Synergy offers an abundance of summer internship placements for students, allowing them to receive positive guidance and mentorship all while creating long-lasting relationships."
Kirsten Stang, Marketing Coordinator
U of S Alumni 2011
" I choose to work at Synergy Credit Union because their commitment to serving the community aligns with mine. The workplace culture is the best I've ever experienced in my career. There have been many opportunities for me to utilize my strengths and advance within the organization."
Dawson Vallier, Business & Ag Advisor
U of S Alumni 2024
" Synergy Credit Union empowered me from my first day to dive right into my professional career and they still continue to invest in my development. They enable me to get involved and make an impact in our local community. I like that we recognize that not any two situations are alike, and unique solutions are tailored to our member's needs."
