Tech CU’s Website Invites Members To Exchange Savings Ideas

Published April 02, 2009, 7:29 p.m. EDT

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Updated August 27, 2020, 12:45 a.m. EDT

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SAN JOSE, Calif. – Tech CU has rolled out a new savings campaign that is creating an online community to support and exchange ideas for saving.

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The site's main page will feature frequently changing content and will also showcase videos that participants have created.

The campaign -- Grow Your Green -- The Great Savings Challenge -- was launched last week at www.growyourgreencampaign.com and will offer a cash prize of $100 each month to an active Tech CU Saver. To participate, members who have registered a valid email address at www.growyourgreencampaign.com and save at least $25 in their Tech CU Savings Challenge Account for that month will be automatically entered into the drawing. For rules and details, go to www.growyourgreencampaign.com/rules.

For a grand finale in November, Tech CU will invite all Grow Your Green savers and participants to nominate a 2009 Super Saver -- someone who has been consistently saving and supporting other savers in the online community -- with Tech CU selecting the winner on December 15 from the top finalists. The winner will receive $1,000 toward their savings goal.

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