Deere Employees Credit Union (DECU) offers world-class membership to employees at John Deere Dealerships. Positioned as a no-cost employee benefit, we can help you add value to your employee benefits package, helping your employees to be financially fit.
What is the most common cause of stress?
59% of employees said that financial or money matters caused them the most stress.
DECU can help.
- Financial matters
- My job
- Relationships
- Health concerns
- Other
Benefits to Your Dealership
- Help your employees set individual financial goals
- Financial health improvement for employees
- On-site or WebEx benefit meetings
- Investment & retirement planning services
- Financial educational seminars:
- Home buying
- Budget building
- Credit score
- Identity theft
Benefits to Your Employees
- Best in Market Rates
- Owner Participation Account
- Full menu of financial services
- 24/7 access to your money
We know we have many benefits available to us, but may not know what they entail. Partnering with Deere Employees Credit Union, was very beneficial for our company. Tennessee Tractor, LLC enjoys having DECU meet our employee’s needs. Learn More.
ASHLIANNA OWEN • HR MANAGER • TENNESSEE TRACTOR, LLC.
We have partnered with DECU since 2017 and have found value that goes beyond their competitive rates! They truly want to make a positive impact on our team members’ financial lives. Thank you for your partnership, education, excellent products and service.
TERRI HANSON • WELLNESS COMMITTEE MEMBER • R.D. OFFUTT COMPANY/RDO EQUIPMENT CO.
Recommended Reading
5 Important Money Management Lessons for Single Parents
As a single parent, you’re probably familiar with the dual challenges of managing a household and planning for the future on your own. But are you as familiar with the financial strategies that can stretch your income and help you get ahead? Consider the following lessons to help improve your family’s bottom line. Lesson #1: […]
FICO® Score vs. Credit Score. What is a FICO® Score?
We all know a credit score is essential when it comes to applying for a credit card, an auto loan, or a mortgage. When a company or a lender checks your credit report, they may be getting it from one or more of the three major agencies – Equifax, Experian, or TransUnion. In addition to […]
5 Questions to Ask Yourself If You’re Financially Fit
If you don’t have a financial plan, that question may be hard to answer. To achieve financial wellness, you need to define your goals and set a time frame for reaching them. The following steps can help you take control of your finances. Do you have a good budget? A good place to start would […]
6 Real Money Lessons Every Parent Should Teach Their Teenager Before College
It is never too early to start practicing good money habits. In fact, the earlier teenagers are exposed to good financial habits, the better chance they will become financially savvy. This is an important life lesson in general, but especially if college is on the horizon for your teenager. Becoming a college student is probably […]