2022: This Is the Year You Break Up with Your Bank

1/12/2022

2022: This Is the Year You Break Up with Your Bank

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Breaking up isn’t easy, that’s why there are so many heartbroken songs on the topic. From the heartache to the tears to the melodramatic balladry, no one likes a breakup…. That being said, we’ve all been in a position where a breakup is probably the best thing for us. We’ve been in those toxic relationships that we’re better off without. For instance, how has your bank been treating you lately? Does it feel like they’re just using you for your money? Not to mention, they’ve been dodging your calls lately and they don’t get along with your family. Yeah, it is time you break up with your bank and consider a credit union.

So many people are making the move to a credit union, in fact, over the past eight years, credit union membership has grown to 126 million individuals. There’s a reason behind this staggering growth, and that is the Credit Union Difference. Sure, that phrase gets thrown around a lot, and it sounds good, but what does it actually mean?

First, it is important to understand that a credit union is more than just a financial institution. It is a group of individuals who truly care about your success and want to see you achieve your financial goals. Another key difference to keep in mind is that credit unions are not for profit, which means they aren’t just interested in your money, but you as a person. Any profits the Credit Union does make is returned back to you in a number of ways like better rates, new locations, and offering new products and services. Also, you aren’t just another customer, you’re a member, a part-owner, and your voice matters. Sure, some people might try to dissuade you from switching, but they may not have all the facts.

A common misconception is that a credit union is an exclusive club for only a select few, and that simply isn’t true. While some credit unions only serve certain segments of the population, there are plenty out there who serve people just like you (like us, for instance).

Another myth is that credit unions are limited in the services they offer. This is also false! Credit unions offer all the same services banks do and most likely with better rates.

Another misconception is that members have limited access to their credit union. Through a collaborative network of shared branches and fee-free ATMs, credit union members can access their financial institution anywhere they travel. The network provides thousands of locations available for members to access cash wherever they are. Additionally, through mobile and online banking platforms, access to your credit union account is always within the palm of your hand.

Switching financial institutions can be a big change, we understand that, and that’s why we want to prove that we’re your best choice.

We’re dedicated to our community and want to see you join our credit union family today!

We offer services relevant to your life. Whether you want to rebuild your credit with a credit card from us, buy your first home, splurge on a boat, or refinance your vehicle loan from another lender, we’re ready to help you.

Most of all, we’re here to help you accomplish your goals, whatever they are. Contact us today, we can’t break up with your bank for you, but we can make it so much easier.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              

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https://www.statista.com/topics/7633/credit-unions-in-the-us/

                                                                                                                                                                                                                         



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