Credit unions view their members as owners of the institution, often offering lower fees, higher savings rates, and lower interest rates on loans. The personalized approach to members is what separates credit unions from traditional banks. In addition, obtaining loans from a credit union is often easier than from a bank.

Yes, it can; being a credit union member will give you access to lower fees for accounts and loans. This additional savings may allow you to pay down existing debt faster, leading to an increase in your credit score.

Yes, your funds with us are federally insured by the NCUA to at least $250,000

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No, UFirst has a broad field of membership. If you live, work, go to school, volunteer or worship in Salt Lake, Davis, Summit, Tooele, Wasatch, or Utah Counties, or have an immediate family member who does, then you are eligible for UFirst membership. You can apply for a UFirst account here: https://www.ufirstcu.com/membership/become-a-member.html

Members should join a credit union because they are owned by their members (as opposed to banks, who have stakeholders). This means that when a credit union earns profits, their members are the ones who benefit from lower interest rates on loans and higher earnings on savings. Credit unions also offer free services such as mobile and online banking, and many other services that improve the financial well-being of members.

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Yes! UFirst has a broad field of membership. If you live, work, go to school, volunteer or worship in Salt Lake, Davis, Summit, Tooele, Wasatch, or Utah Counties, or have an immediate family member who does, then you are eligible for UFirst membership.

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