In light of recent news and updates of COVID-19, it is understandable that some members may be concerned about their finances and the safety of their funds with the credit union. However, here at CTFCU your savings are federally insured by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) up to $250,000. Your deposit accounts held at […]
Read MoreBeginning February 3rd, the rear parking lot of our Crisman branch will only be accessible to employees. To access the branch during business hours, members will need to park in the front lot. If you have any questions, please contact us at 1-800-622-5305 or reach out to the Crisman branch staff directly.
Read MoreDo you feel overwhelmed by the demands of the holiday season? The holidays provide an opportunity to spend time with family and enjoy time away from work. However, navigating through an ever-growing list of tasks can be stressful on anyone. This year, we want to help you remain happy, healthy, and energized. Below are six […]
Read MoreFrom November 1st through December 31st, purchase Visa gift cards at any of our branch locations without a fee. Cards can be used domestically everywhere debit cards are accepted. Hurry in before the deadline to take advantage of this great offer, exclusively for CTFCU members!
Read MoreTake a moment to relive CTFCU’s rich 85-year history, as depicted in this timeline.
Read MoreWe are partnering with First in Families to help support local elementary school children by dropping off any of these items before Aug. 16 at one of our CTFCU branches. • Gift cards • Baby wipes • Tissues • Hand sanitizer • Earbuds & headphones • Pencils • Colored pencils • Pens • Expo dry […]
Read MoreIf you’ve recently applied for credit and been rejected, a poor credit score could be the cause. Did you make late loan payments, have an outstanding judgment against you, or been a victim of fraud or identity theft? Whatever the cause, you’re probably looking for ways to get back on track. Here’s some credit Dos […]
Read MoreOur Credit Union started in 1934 when Mrs. Minnie Bell Stone, a part-time volunteer, took loose change and bills as deposits in the Bell System’s “Old Dial Building” on North Caldwell St. in Charlotte, NC. It’s rumored that she stood in the lunch line collecting change to encourage savings. To learn more about our history, […]
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