Become a Member
As a full-service financial institution, Valley Credit Union has 7 branches with over 11,000 members and approximately $225 million in assets.
Credit unions are not-for-profit financial institutions owned by their memberships so when you become a member of any credit union, you also become an owner. This means that our members are our shareholders and that means understanding the best way to service you is our first priority. And just like other financial institutions we are accountable to and share our profits with our shareholders.
Our complete, attractive package of products and services will allow you to meet your everyday banking requirements as well as assist you in planning for your future security. We offer a full range of lending, deposit, investment and credit card products in addition to internet and mobile banking solutions. In our 24 year history, Valley Credit Union has grown to offer all the services a member requires through innovation and response to owners’ needs. Complete your membership application now.
Becoming a member is a good investment. It’s a better way to handle your finances because you have a voice. Because you’re a member, understanding you is important to us. Understanding you means that we are committed to providing you with the products, services and skills that will help you reach your life goals. It’s a better way because our primary objective is serving you.
Your share requirement is $5.00 on deposit in your Share account. This $5.00 is yours and will stay on deposit with Valley Credit Union for as long as you are a member.
Choose a financial institution where the very membership structure is designed to service your needs in the best way and where there is a real commitment to providing you with the skills and information you need to help you realize your financial goals. For further information, and to answer any questions you may have, please call us at 1 (902) 538-4510.
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