City Credit Union

read moreCredit unions traditionally serve a select group of people who share a common bond such as a specific association, neighborhood, church or employer. When City Credit Union formed in 1960, the credit union served only Independence Power & Light workers. Once you open your account with the credit union, you remain a member for life - even if you move, change jobs or retire. As long as you maintain a $5 balance in your savings account, you're a City Credit Union member.

read moreFor more than 50 years, City Credit Union has served our community as a cooperative, not-for-profit financial institution. We provide the same accounts and options you would expect to find at a traditional bank, but our service sets us apart. At City Credit Union, the focus is on people rather than profits! Though we offer nationwide service and modern convenience, we work to maintain a personal, "small town" relationship with our community. Our staff treats you with respect, and you'll find that our savings dividends and loan rates often beat our competitors.

read moreAs a not-for-profit financial institution working to serve our members' financial needs, City Credit Union provides affordable loan rates and and flexible terms. Consult the charts below for our current rates, and contact us to learn more about how City Credit Union can help you! 1Loan term dependent upon vehicle and individual credit score. 2Lowest available rate DOES NOT reflect all available discounts. Actual rate dependent upon member eligibility, creditworthiness and other factors. Member must add 3% for the following any signed party on a loan that has had a bankruptcy discharged in the past 4 years.

read moreIf it moves you, we can finance it with a great rate. Come to City Credit Union for loans on cars, trucks, motorcycles, RVs, trailers, boats and more. We provide low rates, flexible terms, affordable payments and personalized service without the application fees or hidden charges. City Credit Union offers insurance and warranty plans to help protect your assets or loan payments. If your vehicle is declared a total loss due to collision or theft, you still have to pay the difference, or the "gap, " between the insurance settlement and your loan balance.