What is a Credit
Union?
A credit union is a non-profit association of individuals united under
a common bond who desire to participate in a cooperative effort to
promote the well-being and general welfare of its members through
better money management. This is accomplished by encouraging habits
of regular savings, providing low cost credit for worth while purposes,
teaching thrift and wise use of one’s resources.
When was Alpine Credit Union organized?
A group of educators from Alpine School District organized the Credit
Union in 1955. Their initial desire was to establish an institution
to aid themselves and their families in financial matters. Today,
it stands as a model of sound management and financial strength in
the community.
Are Deposits Insured?
Yes! All accounts are federally insured to the maximum amount of $100,000.00
by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA). NCUA is an agency
of the Federal Government. This Federal Insurance adds additional
security and strength to the Credit Union.
Once a Member, Always a Member.
No matter where you go or what job you might have, you’ll always
be able to maintain your membership in Alpine Credit Union.
