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As a member of Wave Community Bank, you’re not just a customer—you’re a co-owner. That’s what makes credit unions different. We’re built on people, not profit, and our Annual General Meeting (AGM) is one of the key ways you can have your say and help shape the future of your credit union.

This year’s AGM is just around the corner—and we’d love to see you there.

What is the AGM?

The AGM is where members like you come together to hear about how the credit union has performed over the last year and vote on important matters (like electing board members). It’s your opportunity to stay informed, get involved, and ask questions directly to the people running your credit union.

Why Should I Attend?

Because your voice matters. Every decision we make is for the benefit of our members—so we want to hear from you.

At the AGM, you’ll:

  • Learn how your money is making a difference in our community
  • See how we’ve supported members through saving, borrowing, and financial education
  • Elect the people who represent you on our Board of Directors

We serve members across a wide geographical area, so our AGM will be held online, making it even easier for you to take part from the comfort of your own home. All you need to do is register in advance, and we’ll send you the link and joining instructions. It’s a simple way to stay connected and be part of the decisions that shape your credit union’s future.

When and Where?

🗓 Tuesday 23rd September
🕕 6.15pm
📍 Register here to join the meeting online

So join our AGM, get involved, and be part of something bigger.
Your credit union is run by members, for members—and that means you. Together, we can continue to build a stronger, fairer financial future for everyone in our community.

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