The annual percentage yield (apy) is a percentage rate that reflects the total amount of dividends to be paid on an account based on the dividend rate and frequency of compounding for an annual period. For all accounts, the dividend rate and annual percentage yield may change monthly as determined by the Credit Union's Board of Directors. The dividend rates and annual percentage yields are the prospective rates and yields that the Credit Union anticipates paying for the applicable dividend period. The rates appearing in this website are accurate and effective for accounts as of the effective date indicated above. If you have any questions or require current rates or fees on your accounts , please call the Credit Union.

Current Rates

Loans Rates As Of 03/05/2007
Loan Type	Term	APR*	APR Type
New Auto Loans	60 Months	6.50%	Fixed
New Auto Loans	72 Months	6.75%	Fixed
Used Auto Loans	Varies With Year Model	7.00%	Fixed
Mortgage - 90% of Appraised or Tax Value	30 Years	5.75%	Variable
Home Equity - 90% of Appraised or Tax Value	15 Years	6.25%	Variable
Real Estate - 80% of Appraised or Tax Value	10 Years	8.00%	Variable
Share Secured	-	3.25%	Fixed
Personal - $4,500.00 Maximum per Household	4 Years	14.95%	Fixed
OVERDRAFT - $500 Maximum	-	18.00%	Fixed
*APR Is The Annual Percentage Rate. TOP»  CALCULATORS»

Members should call the credit union to verify rates. Other loans and rates are available, contact the Credit Union for more information.

NOTE: Early withdrawal from certificates will be subject to a 90 day dividend penalty. Members should call the credit union to verify rates. Contact your credit union to find out if there are any fees on these accounts that could reduce your earnings.

Members should call the credit union to verify rates. Contact your credit union to find out if there are any fees on these accounts that could reduce your earnings.

Members should call the credit union to verify rates. Contact your credit union to find out if there are any fees on these accounts that could reduce your earnings.

Members should call the credit union to verify rates. Contact your credit union to find out if there are any fees on these accounts that could reduce your earnings.