Did you know that you
could
own a financial institution?
When you join a credit union, you become a member/owner. And as a
member, you have an equal say in how the credit union operates,
regardless of how much money is in your account. That is because all
credit unions operate as not-for-profit cooperatives.
Find a credit union to join.
Save money on better
rates and lower fees
Ohio credit unions save
their members more than $162 million a year. How? By allowing their
members to pay lower interest rates for loans, lower fees for financial
services, and most importantly, receive higher returns on their
savings. That’s value that directly affects your wallet.
Find a credit union to join.
What is a credit union?
Credit unions are not-for-profit cooperative financial institutions
that are owned by their members. Credit unions offer most financial
services found at banks, including loans, savings accounts, checking
accounts, IRAs, Internet account access, bill pay and more.
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Great rates, great service
Credit unions generally offer better rates than do banks, due to credit
unions' cooperative not-for-profit operation. While banks must make profits for their shareholders, credit
unions exist only to serve their members. So instead of sending
dividends to shareholders, your credit union returns it to you
through better rates and improved services.
Find a credit union to join.
Join a Credit Union
You may be eligible to join a credit union through an
affiliation with your employer, your occupation, your
community, your school, your church, or another group with which you or a
family member is associated. Visit www.findacreditunion.com to
search for one or locate a credit union near you on our
map.
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