State Employees' Credit Union

Credit Union

Sanford, NC

State Employees' Credit Union offers mortgage, auto, checking, savings, and credit-card services through 275 North Carolina locations with 24-hour deposit-taking ATMs.

  • North Carolina state employees and their families seeking consumer financial services
  • Mortgage or home loan customers
  • Auto loan customers

Up to a day early with direct deposit

State Employees’ Credit Union

Credit Union

Sanford, 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

Fort Liberty Federal Credit Union

Credit Union

Sanford, NC

Fort Bragg Federal Credit Union serves eligible residents, workers, and worshippers in seven North Carolina counties with checking, loans, mortgages, and mobile banking.

  • Residents, workers, or worshippers in the seven listed North Carolina counties
  • Borrowers seeking auto, business, home equity, home improvement, or mortgage loans
  • Members wanting multiple no-fee loan payment options

Credit Union in nearby counties

FAQ

Who can join Fort Liberty Federal Credit Union in Lee County?

Membership is listed for people who live, work, or worship in Lee County, as well as Cumberland, Moore, Hoke, Robeson, Harnett, or Scotland counties.

What types of loans do these credit unions offer?

Listed options include auto, mortgage, home-equity, home-improvement, personal, business, and credit-card lending, depending on the institution.

Which credit union offers 24-hour ATM access in North Carolina?

State Employees' Credit Union lists 24-hour, seven-day ATMs that accept deposits, along with online check deposits.

Can I make loan payments by text or phone?

Fort Liberty Federal Credit Union lists text, online, phone, automatic, payroll, ACH, debit-card, mail, and shared-branch payment options.

What should I compare before opening a credit-union account?

Compare eligibility requirements, published account and loan rates, fees, branch and ATM access, online services, and any included account benefits.