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March 5, 2018
We are happy to report that a few of our certificate rates have increased as of 3/5/2018! At ACCU, profits earned by the organization are returned back to our members. One of the ways in which our members are paid back is higher certificate rates. Certificates effected by this increase include: 36 month: 2.55% APY* 48 month: 2.90% APY* 60 month: 3.15% APY* IRA Certificates effected by this increase include: 48 month: 2.90% APY* 60 month: 3.15% APY* Click here for our current deposit and investment rates. *APY = Annual Percentage Yield. APY is accurate as of March 5, 2018. Minimum balance of $...Read More
February 27, 2018
Most people run through a list before they leave the house. Is the stove turned off? Are the doors locked? Do I have my wallet, my keys and my cellphone? The only thing that has changed about that list recently has been the addition of that last item on the list. These tiny computers keep all of the world's information, literally at our fingertips. What do we use it for? Aside from drawing mustaches on our selfies and staying in contact with our friends on Facebook, smartphones add a ton of convenience and peace of mind to our lives through applications like mobile banking. With a couple of...Read More
February 13, 2018
In observance of President's Day, all of our branches will be closed Monday, February 19. We will re-open for normal hours on Tuesday, February 20. Please feel free to access your online and mobile banking applications for you banking needs!Read More
February 1, 2018
Our mobile banking app is a wonderful supplement to those high-quality services you find when you stop in or call one of our branches. Where ever you are at, check in on your account balances, make a transfer, find an ATM, and so much more. Download and login to our new mobile app for your chance to win a NEW smartphone! Here are the contest basics: Log-in and automatically entered from phone app or home banking Must be 18 or older Contest runs February 1 to March 31 Android or iPhone up to $800 in value OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES. No purchase necessary. Must be 18 years of age or older, and a...Read More
January 24, 2018
We are happy to announce that our ATM at the Dannebrog location is officially up and running. We appreciate your patience while it was under maintenance.Read More
January 8, 2018
We are happy to report that a few of our certificate rates have increased as of 1/8/2018. At ACCU, profits earned by the organization are returned back to our members. One of the ways in which our members are paid back is higher deposit rates. Click here for our current deposit and investment rates.Read More
December 22, 2017
The Archer Cooperative Credit Union Annual Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday March 13, 2018 at 6:00pm at the Central City Schools Performing Arts Center, Edwin and Bernice Lock Theater in Central City, NE. Election of the Board of Directors will take place at the annual meeting. There will be two 3-year term positions up for election. The Nominating Committee has put forth the names of Steve Stettner and Ed McNeff to fill the two available positions on the Board of Directors. A brief resume on each of the candidates is included: Meet the Candidates . If not nominated by the Nominating...Read More
November 22, 2017
November 25 is Small Business Saturday and the Central City Area Chamber of Commerce is pulling together more than 50 businesses to help celebrate. Shopping small provides a unique, one-of-a-kind shopping experience while supporting the local economy. We at Archer Credit Union are proud to have our roots in Merrick County. We are excited to support our community during Small Business Saturday. So mark your calendars for Nov 25 – the Saturday after Thanksgiving – and get ready to Shop Small® with us. Grab a friend or family member and come by our Central City location between 8 and 11am for...Read More
October 19, 2017
In 1924, Roy Bergengren, one of the architects of the credit union movement, reflected on what a credit union can do for people. “The credit union is, in fact, a bridge,” Bergengren wrote in the inaugural issue of “The Bridge,” the official newsletter of the American credit union movement, which was then in its infancy. “It may be the bridge over which the tenant farmer travels the wide gap that separates him from ownership. It may be the way that opens the great land of opportunity to the wage worker, who finds his savings the ‘open sesame’ to broader possibilities for himself and his family...Read More

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