Back in 1956, on the Indiana University Bloomington campus, a group of university employees decided to pool their money together and create IU Credit Union. They set up a financial co-op that’s totally owned, run, and governed by its members. Our founders thought a member-owned financial institution would be perfect for the community’s unique needs, and guess what? They were spot on. Our success story proves it!
We’ve grown steadily over the years, always sticking to our founding principles and core values. IU Credit Union is still the go-to spot for saving and borrowing money, all while focusing on the unique financial needs of our members and community. We’re proud to serve over 73,000 members, and with assets exceeding $1.9 billion, we’re one of the biggest credit unions in Indiana.
IU Credit Union membership is open to Hoosiers who live or work in one of 65 Indiana counties.
We’ve got you covered with a full range of financial services, from mortgages and personal/business loans to savings and investment products, checking accounts, credit and debit cards and more. Plus, our digital banking services make it super easy to manage your accounts wherever you are with our secure, convenient, and user-friendly online and mobile solutions.
With seven full-service branches in Indiana, we’ve got on-site financial services for our members in Bloomington, Greenwood, and the surrounding communities. Plus, we offer 13 surcharge-free ATMs in Indiana and we are part of the Alliance One and CO-OP ATM networks, giving you access to thousands of surcharge-free ATMs nationwide.
To provide financial solutions for everyone, consistent with the not-for-profit cooperative spirit on which we were founded, by creating value for our members, promoting financial education and well-being, and contributing to the betterment of our community.
To build long-term relationships with our members as a trusted financial partner.
IU Credit Union has a strong commitment to the communities we serve. We provide financial education and scholarships, donate to community charitable organizations, and sponsor community events. Click here to visit our Community Matters page.
