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About Credit Unions
 

Credit Unions are member owned.  This means if you open an account at Valley Community Credit Union, you are an owner.  You can vote, or run for a position on, the board of directors.  There are distinct differences between banks and credit unions:

Credit Unions Banks
Not for profit.  Earnings returned as better rates, few and lower fees, improved services. For Profit for Shareholders
When opening an account, you are an owner. Shareholder-elected, paid board of directors.
You can vote for or be elected to the board of directors. Banks serve the shareholders who may not have an account at the bank.
As owner, it is our job to work for the account holders or members. Loans mostly oriented toward commercial lending.
Wide variety of loans for individuals - Auto, Share Secured, Home Equity, Credit Cards. Fees account for nearly one-third of banks' profit.
Credit unions usually have fewer and lower fees. Deposits insured for $250,000.
Credit unions do not rely on fees for income.  
Deposits insured for $250,000.  

Credit Unions started because there were people who needed help.  Valley Community Credit Union started for the same reason and we are still here to help people.
 
This credit union is federally insured by the National Credit Union Administration.
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