If you’ve ever heard the word “escrow”, you probably know that it has something to do with real estate. But what, exactly, is escrow, and what does it have to do with buying or owning a home?

School is back in session! With 60+ branches coast to coast from Gainesville to Naples, we're just around the corner from dozens of Florida's colleges and universities. But, having branches in close proximity to campuses is just one of the reasons that banking at MIDFLORIDA is a smart choice for college students.

The unprecedented struggle caused by the ongoing pandemic requires an unprecedented response. We’re pleased to announce a consumer auto payment program that will put hundreds of dollars back into our members’ pockets each month. Now through February 2021, qualifying members can defer half of each month’s car payment!

Learning might look a little different this year, but at least one thing remains the same—MIDFLORIDA’s unwavering commitment to supporting schools and teachers in our community.

Did you know that more than 13% of older Americans are victims of financial fraud each year? While that’s a staggering statistic, it’s even more shocking that more than 97% of these crimes go unreported. Here are a few things you can do to help prevent elder fraud and financial abuse.

Each purchase made with a MIDFLORIDA debit or credit card between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021, is a chance to win a 2017 Dodge Charger.

If you don’t know what a “big block” is, you might want to stop reading now. However, if you get excited when you hear the phrase "big block,"  you might want to keep reading.

If you’re in the market for a credit card with cash-back benefits, look no further than MIDFLORIDA’s Visa Signature card!

We’re excited to announce a new slogan that is more inclusive of our expanded service area. Now that our branch network has grown to include the majority of the state—north and south from Gainesville to Naples and east and west from Port St. Lucie to Clearwater—it is only fitting that we become Florida’s Community Credit Union.

Many Americans were blindsided by the pandemic, with long-planned weddings, vacations of a lifetime, and other monumental events now postponed. But what if you already submitted a deposit to a caterer or paid for your now-canceled Mediterranean cruise? Many consumers think issuing a dispute will help recoup their money, but that’s not always the case.