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  Am I eligible? If you live or work in Pottawattamie County, Iowa, then you are eligible to join United Credit Union and take advantage of all our great loan rates, services and financial products. Contact the Credit Union today to join.

• Our Lending Practices

  United Credit Union takes a personal approach to lending. While we do take into account your credit history, we do not base our decision on that alone. Because we are your Credit Union, we are here to help. And we will always try our very best to help you meet your loan needs. Plus, the loan rates we advertise on our website, in our newsletter and at the Credit Union are the same low rates for every member. They are not meant to lure you in, only to have them increase when you apply.

  Also, as you start paying back your loan, we understand if your situation changes. We are ready and willing to work with you to redo your loan terms to something that helps you pay off the loan. You see, we know and understand because we are members of your community, interested and invested in you and your family. We are United Credit Union, your hometown credit union. And we are united to serve you, our members.

• Current Loan Rates

  Signature Loans	11.00% APR
  New Auto Loans	4.50% APR
  New Boat Loans	6.00% APR
  New RV Loans	6.50% APR
  2nd Mortgage	5.25% APR

  
  For a list of all of our current loan rates, click here.

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Home For Sale

Handyman special • List price $65,000 • 3 BRs, 1.5 baths, newer roof, boiler and some new wiring. Built in 1900 with beautiful original woodwork.

New NCUA Videos Educate Consumers on Frauds, Scams and Cyber Threats

Educated Credit Union Members Play Important Role in Cyber Security

ALEXANDRIA, Va. (Jan. 7, 2015) – Credit unions have a new resource to educate their members about frauds, scams and cyber threats with the release today by the National Credit Union Administration of a two-part video on how to recognize, avoid and report cyber fraud.

“We all must contribute to protecting the broader credit union system,” NCUA Board Chairman Debbie Matz said. “Ongoing member education on topics such as detecting, avoiding and preventing fraud not only protects a credit union’s reputation, but it also helps members maintain their financial well-being. I encourage all credit unions to use these new videos when educating their members about protecting their finances and fighting cybercrime.”

Available on the NCUA’s YouTube channel, the videos are part of NCUA’s Consumer Report series developed by the Office of Consumer Protection.

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