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November 27, 2020
We will be observing the following hours at each of our locations around the Christmas and New Year holidays.Read More
November 6, 2020
We are super excited to offer you a way to show your credit union pride while you're out and about! Click the following links to check out our online catalogs.Read More
November 2, 2020
excited to announce the hiring of Laurie Smith as a Member Service Representative of the Central City location. Laurie will serve as the first point-of-contact for members. She receives and processes member financial transactions, including deposits, withdrawals and loan payments; assists with opening and closing accounts, assists with products and services and resolves problems. She will grow relationships and create advocates through her caring, meaningful service. Rex Minert, President/CEO of Archer Credit Union, states, “We are very excited with the newest addition to our credit union...Read More
July 6, 2020
Our 2020 Annual Meeting has been rescheduled for Wednesday August 12 at 7pm at the Archer Community Room. Due to COVID-19, this year's event will be strictly a business meeting.Read More
May 29, 2020
All of our lobbies will be open beginning Monday June 8, 2020. We are really excited to finally be able to help you with all of your banking needs face-to-face in our lobbies! If you are feeling unwell, please know that all banking services are still accessible through our Central City and St. Paul drive-thrus. Our ATMs in Central City, Dannebrog, and St. Paul (as well as our MoneyPass ATM Network ) are all 24-hours and geared up ready to help you with your cash needs. We also have a number of online and mobile banking services so you can access your money from wherever you are. Click the...Read More
April 14, 2020
One of the most critical elements of the CARES Act is the plan to distribute stimulus checks to many Americans. We've compiled all of the most important information regarding these payments and how they affect you. 1. Am I eligible? According to the IRS website , the following individuals are eligible to receive these Economic Impact Payments. Taxpayers who filed tax returns in 2018 and 2019 and most seniors and retirees with adjusted gross income up to: $75,000 for individuals $112,500 for head of household filers and $150,000 for married couples filing joint returns Taxpayers will receive a...Read More
April 9, 2020
So most of us have a home-office desk that is currently swimming in papers. You too? Well we've got a solution to at least part of the problem with our hassle-free electronic statements. Here's just a few of the benefits we think you'll enjoy: Receive a notification in your inbox as soon as your statement is ready to view. You won't have to wait for the statement to come in the mail. The end of all that paper-clutter. Wanna know the best part? When you enroll in e-statements, all of your statements will be catalogued in one location on your online banking. It's a one-stop shop for all your...Read More
April 7, 2020
April is Credit Union Youth Month and we're celebrating by looking at the many different ways that the real world can teach our kiddos about money and the importance of managing money wisely. Today, we're taking a look at David's wish for an air hockey table and how that helped him understand more about budgets. Air Hockey and Budgets David’s friend, Mikey, had the most awesome basement ever. It had a ping-pong table, a foosball table and an air hockey table. That’s why David loved going over to Mikey’s house to play. But David wanted an air-hockey table of his own. “Can we get one, Mom?...Read More
April 6, 2020
When it comes to smart money management, transparency is key. For adults, that means keeping accurate records. But how can young children get a real sense of how much of their money goes to spending and how much they’re saving? It can be done by providing them with a simple, visual system for dividing their money. Instead of an old-fashioned piggy bank, consider using three clear glass jars. As soon as your child is old enough to do basic chores without much supervision, consider assigning a dollar amount for each week to the work they do. Give them the aforementioned three jars and label...Read More

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