Abri Credit Union

This credit union has been nothing but helpful, reasonable and friendly. Since joining Abri Credit union they have helped me secure a small loan, which helped build my credit, their receptionist always greet me, their tellers and officers are very friendly and helpful. They allow at least two FREE overdrafts a month. Although after transferring to the credit union I have since stopped using the ‘savings’ portion to avoid overdrafts all together, and learned to better manage my finances. Anywhere there is a 7 – 11 there is an Abri Credit Union ATM. The best part is this credit union actually pays me to bank with them. Rather than the pathetic interest rate banks typically kick back to customers accounts, Abri currently gives 1% dividend. Join this credit union and you will be glad you did. They also have many branches throughout the area.
I switched to this Credit Union from PNC Bank. And I will never go back to a traditional bank ever again. PNC Bank charged me fee after fee for my own money! When I was less financially responsible, I would have an occasion overdraft once or twice a month. By the time I had closed my account PNC Bank had stolen, (I consider overdraft fees theft, since it’s a simple electronic account transfer that requires zero human labor) over 75 dollars.

Smile the nice ladies will smile back and do there best to assist you. Love this bank i got my first car loan from here. This place has helped me build my credit

After 25 years of doing business with these people (since they were just the Argonne National Lab CU), I have just about had it. Of course, there are much worse alternatives… Banks.
Few if any ATMs use their card without a fee, and almost zero take deposits.
They are now charging $ 3/​mo to get a printed statement if you also have online access. WTF?
Their Visa card stopped giving cash back a couple years ago.
The whole premise of a Credit Union is no-​fee banking owned by the depositors. Obviously loan interest alone isn’t covering someone’s salary so now they’re starting to act more like a bank.
Maybe I can find a better Credit Union.