Much has changed since the credit union's founding over 60 years ago. But some things never change, like member ownership, volunteer leadership, and our dedication to quality service. Unlike banks, which are established to enrich stockholders, credit unions are established solely for the benefit of members. Credit union members help each other by pooling their resources for low cost loans and high rate deposit accounts. The credit union concept is a true expression of the democratic ideal.
Credit unions provide proof that cooperative ownership benefits everyone.
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