Excuse Our Dust! We’re Remodeling to Better Serve Our Members

We’re excited to share that construction is officially underway on a renovation project at Breakwater Federal Credit Union! The project includes refreshed employee workspaces, updated technology, and additional space designed to enhance the member experience and support our continued growth.

New Products & Services, Community Impact, and Upcoming Events

Breakwater employees and friends and family pose for a picture with their Bridgefest float.

With Summer Solstice quickly approaching, Breakwater has been enjoying summer vibes and community events that make life in the Keweenaw shine. This past weekend, we celebrated the 66th Anniversary of the Portage Lake Lift Bridge by participating in Bridgefest activities. As we look ahead, we are excited to join our community in celebrating the summer season by continuing to support the events, traditions, and gatherings that bring our communities together.

New App Feature: Check Your Financial Health with My Financial Health

New App Feature - shows phone with credit score in mobile banking app.

We’re excited to share that My Financial Health, our credit monitoring and financial wellness tool, is now available directly within Online Banking and the Breakwater mobile app!

With My Financial Health, you can stay informed about your credit and take steps to strengthen your financial health—all in one convenient place.

Breakwater Reaches Over 500 Copper Country Residents Through Financial Literacy Month

2nd grade students with piggy banks and Breakwater employees pose for picture.

Through classroom programs, community events, partnerships, and hands-on activities, Breakwater directly engaged with 365 individuals throughout the month. In addition, our efforts indirectly reached an estimated 169 parents, volunteers, observers, and community members who participated in or experienced these events alongside attendees.

Celebrate Financial Literacy Month with Breakwater

Photo of the clothing & personal care station with pop-up banner and tablecloth.

April is National Financial Literacy Month, and Breakwater Federal Credit Union is celebrating with several hands-on events designed to build confidence and real-world money skills for all ages. Take a look at the events below and join us for a month of learning and fun!

Spring Ahead with Breakwater: Financial Literacy Programs, Events, and Member News

Pike Tank group photo with students and facilitators.

As we move into the spring season (fingers crossed), we are excited to share updates about the many projects Breakwater has been working on in support of our mission and vision. From expanded financial literacy initiatives and community partnerships to our upcoming 72nd Annual Business Meeting & Dinner, our calendar is packed with opportunities to connect this spring. Read on to see how these efforts reflect our ongoing commitment to building lifelong relationships and making a positive impact in the communities we serve.

Launching into 2026

Breakwater employees pause for a photo while volunteering at the Pigs-n-Heat hockey game fundraiser.

2026 is shaping up to be a busy and exciting year at Breakwater Federal Credit Union. From everyday classroom visits to larger-scale financial literacy events, we are working hard to bring our vision to life by empowering our members and community with valuable financial resources and education.

A Season of Giving at Breakwater

Breakwater employees pose for photo next to Santas Workshop designed for Hancock Lights the Night event.

Fall was filled with kindness, cooperation, and connection here at Breakwater. From CU Kind Day, where our staff had the chance to spread joy throughout the Copper Country, to our collaborative presentation with the Keweenaw Co+op on the seven principles of cooperatives, the season reminded us of the power of working together to support our community.

From Savings to Shark Tanks: What’s New at Breakwater

Staff member from CCHS and three from Breakwater pose with large pile of supplies donated to CCHS.

Kids are back in school, leaves are beginning to change, and the new season brings opportunities for learning, growth and community engagement. This past month we’ve celebrated youth savings and engaged in meaningful community activities.