OSWEGO, N.Y. — To reward children who receive good grades on their report cards, Oswego County Federal County Credit Union will deposit money into their newly revamped kids account.
The $20 million credit union has converted its "Scotty Savers" club to the "Scholar Dollars" children's savings program, said William Carhart, CEO.
"Our new Scholar Dollars program will reward students' good grades by making contributions to their account," Carhart said. "We will contribute $1.50 for each grade earned above 90%. Participating students will be required to bring their report card into the credit union each semester to earn their Scholar Dollars."
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