Hawaii's Credit Unions:
A Better Value for a Better Way of Life

What do you value?

Many people value a home or a new car in the garage. Others value their families and work hard to endure a secure future for their loved ones. Still others value giving back to the community. Credit unions care about the things you value in life and work to help you achieve a better way of life.

Did you know that credit unions offer a better value for your money? Credit unions typically offer higher returns on savings and lower rates on loans. Why? Credit unions are nonprofit cooperatives that value people before profits. Credit unions are also a safe place to save your money. The National Credit Union Administration, an agency of the Federal government, insures credit union deposits.

Credit unions can guide you towards a better way of life through financial education and counseling. Credit union employees are likely to share car buying tips while processing an auto loan. Many credit unions offer home buying or retirement planning seminars free of charge. A good number of credit unions visit local schools to teach children about wise money management.

Credit unions make giving back to the community a regular part of doing business. Whether it’s raising thousands of dollars for local charities or providing financial services to low-income residents, credit unions believe in empowering the communities they serve.

If you are looking for a better value, look no further than a credit union.