Is Nusenda FDIC insured?

Is Nusenda FDIC insured?

Savings Account: You deposit your cash and make withdrawals at any time. Savings accounts are insured by the NCUA (for credit unions) or FDIC (for banks).

When was Nusenda established?

1936
Nusenda Credit Union/Founded

How many members does Nusenda credit union have?

211,135 members
Some of our success stories in 2019: Nusenda Credit Union’s membership grew to 211,135 members.

What can Nusenda Credit Union do for You?

Whether you want to finance your first home or finally purchase the home of your dreams, a Nusenda Credit Union mortgage specialist can help take you there. Explore all of the mortgage options available to you and feel good knowing you’re increasing your participation in a community-focused organization that cares about your financial future.

What’s the yield on a Nusenda Certificate of deposit?

Dividend rates are term-fixed, in most cases, and you can withdraw dividends at any time without penalty (as long as you’re not withdrawing your principal). You can earn up to 2.59% Annual Percentage Yield (APY)*, based on your initial investment, with a Nusenda Credit Union share certificate.

What can Nusenda do for your home buying dreams?

Explore Nusenda’s mortgage and home equity options — all with locally owned and locally processed services. And feel good knowing you’re increasing your participation in a community-focused organization that cares about your financial future. Ready to turn your home buying dreams into a reality? Schedule an appointment today.

What are the benefits of a Nusenda share certificate?

Nusenda’s Share Certificates are savings certificates that make investing affordable, with low balance requirements. They often pay higher rates of return than other savings account options. Dividend rates are term-fixed, in most cases, and you can withdraw dividends at any time without penalty (as long as you’re not withdrawing your principal).