Oxford Credit Union

Credit Union

Oxford, NC

Summit Credit Union provides mortgages, home equity loans, auto financing, and Digital Banking through eight North Carolina branches.

  • North Carolina home purchases or refinancing
  • Home equity loans and lines of credit for North Carolina properties
  • Auto, motorcycle, boat, or RV financing

State Employees' Credit Union

Credit Union

Oxford, NC

State Employees' Credit Union offers Oxford members 24-hour deposit-taking ATM access and mobile check deposit alongside mortgage, auto, and consumer banking services.

  • Mortgage or home loan services in Oxford
  • Auto loans
  • Checking, savings, or credit card services

Up to a day early with direct deposit

State Employees’ Credit Union

Credit Union

Butner, NC

State Employees’ Credit Union has served members since 1937 and offers mortgages, auto loans, personal loans, checking, and savings accounts.

  • North Carolina residents seeking branch-based credit union services
  • Mortgage purchases, refinancing, or home equity borrowing
  • Auto financing

Credit Union in nearby counties

FAQ

Which Granville County credit union offers credit cards without annual or foreign transaction fees?

Oxford Credit Union advertises Visa credit cards with no annual fee and no foreign transaction fees.

Can I deposit a check outside branch hours in Oxford?

State Employees' Credit Union offers 24-hour, seven-day ATM access that accepts deposits, and its mobile app supports mobile check deposit.

Who is eligible to join State Employees' Credit Union in North Carolina?

SECU eligibility is generally limited to North Carolina state employees and their family members, according to the candidate information.

Which local credit union provides credit-score access through online banking?

Oxford Credit Union members can view updated FICO scores and score factors through Digital Banking.

Where can I compare published credit union rates and fees?

The listed SECU profile states that it publishes rates and fees for accounts, cards, and loans; Oxford's profile specifically notes its advertised card-fee terms.