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This web site contains links to alternate sites are not operated by San Tan Credit Union. STCU is not responsible for, and exercises no control over the alternate
web sites, nor does it vouch for the accuracy, privacy, or security of the information on the destination server. STCU does not represent either the alternate web
site or the user if the two enter into a transaction. Privacy and security policies of other web sites may differ from those practiced by STCU.
This web site contains links to alternate sites are not operated by San Tan Credit Union. STCU is not responsible for, and exercises no control over the alternate
web sites, nor does it vouch for the accuracy, privacy, or security of the information on the destination server. STCU does not represent either the alternate web
site or the user if the two enter into a transaction. Privacy and security policies of other web sites may differ from those practiced by STCU.
We do business in accordance
With the Federal Fair Housing
Laws and the Equal Credit
Opportunity Act.
With the Federal Fair Housing
Laws and the Equal Credit
Opportunity Act.
The little man under the umbrella has been a credit union
symbol for many years. And like him, when you use San
Tan Credit Union, you're protected. Because San Tan CU
is a democratically controlled financial cooperative, you're
an owner along With other members of our credit union.
Members can be proud: Our credit union has never been
healthier.
We have steered clear of the sub prime mess, and are still
lending responsibly. (Ask about our cash rebate on auto
loans) We exist to serve our members, not profit from
them. Unlike the big banks, we're not out to force loans on
our members just to make a quick buck. STCU always
considers our members financial well-being during the
lending process.
Your funds are federally insured With NCUA, a fund that is
backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. Government.
The NCUA recently reported that the NCUSIF at mid-year
remained strong, With an equity-to-insured deposits ratio
estimated at 1.24% as of June 30, and is expected to rise
to 1.28% by year end.
For more information on federal share insurance click here.
