HELENA, Mont.–Twenty credit union professionals from eight credit unions across Montana have received their Certified Credit Union Financial Counselor (CCUFC) designation by completing the Enhanced Financial Counseling Certification Program (FiCEP) through Montana’s Credit Unions, the state’s trade association.
The organization noted that FiCEP provides comprehensive training for credit union staff to enhance their ability to assist members with financial counseling.
“Through this training, credit union staff learn effective strategies to help members develop better budgeting habits, make smart savings choices, reduce debt, and plan for their future,” Montana’s credit unions said.
Montana’s Credit Unions said it provides the FiCEP program in partnership with the Minnesota Credit Union Network, the Wisconsin CU League, and CUNA's Center for Professional Development (CUNA CPD).
Those Who have Obtained Designations
Those who obtained the designations include:
- Jana Semingson, Billings Federal Credit Union
- Samantha Finch, Billings Federal Credit Union
- Halle Putman, Billings Federal Credit Union
- Carrie Schuster, Clearwater Credit Union
- Katelyn Bykari, Clearwater Credit Union
- Dustin Gregor, Daniels-Sheridan Federal Credit Union
- Samantha Collins, Ravalli County Federal Credit Union
- Ashleigh Boyle, Rocky Mountain Credit Union
- Stacey Kolman, Rocky Mountain Credit Union
- Kristine Germain, Rocky Mountain Credit Union
- Becky LaFountaine, Rocky Mountain Credit Union
- Juniper Carpenter, Rocky Mountain Credit Union
- Elizabeth Paul, Russell Country Federal Credit Union
- Heather Hasbrook, Sky Federal Credit Union
- Christy Zander, Valley Credit Union
- Catherine Fosjord, Valley Credit Union
- Jessica Helman, Valley Credit Union
- Jessica Haynes, Valley Credit Union
- Madisyn Newhall, Valley Credit Union
- Selena Chartier, Valley Credit Union
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