Last year we
helped save our Indianapolis credit union members over $3.6 million in better Indianapolis loan rates, higher savings rates, and lower bank fees Indianapolis than consumers who use Indianapolis bank locations for their financial needs.
If you live or work in the Indianapolis area, you can join
Financial Center. Refer a friend or family member today and you can each earn up to $100.
Print out the coupon below and bring it in to any of our Indianapolis federal credit union locations.
Whether you're looking for an SUV for your expanding family, a reliable used car for your newly licensed teenager, or a new vehicle to replace your 150,000 mile miracle, our
Indianapolis credit union has a variety of competitive Indianapolis
loan rates for your new or used car purchase.
We can also
refinance your existing car loan with another Indianapolis bank or Indianapolis credit union. It's quick and easy. You'll be amazed how much money you might be able to save each month and over the life of the loan.
Apply
online or stop by one of our
Indianapolis bank locations.
Auto loan rates at our
Indianapolis credit union are as low as 2.59% APR*, and for a limited time you can earn up to $300 when you finance your next vehicle or refinance your existing vehicle with our Indianapolis credit union.**Call us today at 317.916.7700 or 800.473.2328 to take advantage of this great Indianapolis loan rates offer.Also, stop in to one of our
Indianapolis Bank locations.
*APR = Annual Percentage Rate. Rate subject to change and credit approval. Underwriting guidelines apply.
** Financial Center will make the first auto loan payment up to $300 at the time of loan disbursement. Interest will continue to accrue on the loan beginning the date of disbursement. This offer is not redeemable for cash. First loan payment offer is not available on refinancing existing Financial Center loans. First payment offer valid on auto loans closed between January 15, 2012, and April 15, 2012. Financial Center reserves the right to end this promotion at any time. Cannot be combined with other offers. Member agrees to repay Financial Center the first payment amount that was paid by the Credit Union if this loan is paid off within six months.
Our Indianapolis credit union offers business banking services aimed at helping your business succeed, but minimizing the time you have to spend "banking".
We offer cash management techniques that are the foundation of your business account.
- Access your live credit, debit, and balance information and history any time 24/7/365.
- Delegate responsibilities to multiple users.
- Download account information to QuickBooks.
- Receive account alerts via email.
Learn how cash management Indianapolis can help you.
ZashPay is a person to person payment service that allows users to quickly send or receive money using their Credit Union account.
Members can send money to people using only their email address or mobile phone number – regardless of what financial institution the recipient uses.
ZashPay makes your transaction safe and secure as there is no exchange of bank account or additional personal information. A $0.50 fee will be charged for each transaction.
I am a Financial Center member.
If you were a member enrolled in BillPayer prior to December 10, 2010, you were automatically enrolled in ZashPay. Funds that have been sent to you by another user will be automatically deposited into your account within one to two business days after the payment has been sent.
Otherwise, please enroll in ZashPay in order to send and receive funds. If you have not previously used online banking or BillPayer, please enroll. To enroll in ZashPay, log in to online banking. Click on BillPayer. Once you are in BillPayer look for the Pay People tab to get started.
I am not a Financial Center member.
If you are not a member of this Indianapolis Credit Union, please visit www.zashpay.com to register for ZashPay. During the registration process, you will be given instructions on how to send and receive money through ZashPay.
Credit Unions are not for profit financial institutions.Profits made by the Credit Union are returned to the Credit Union members in the form of lower Indianapolis loan rates and better deposit rates. Profits are also returned to the members in the form of lower fees or free services. Since credit unions are owned by their members, they are not obliged to return profits to stockholders.
Credit unions are governed by a volunteer board of directors.The Credit Union Board of Directors is not compensated for their services. The Board represents the interests of the membership and Credit Union members are encouraged to voice their concerns regarding Credit Union operations to the Board's Supervisory Committee. Credit Union members also have the right to vote as to who serves on the Board of Directors.
Credit unions are insured, safe, and secure.Our Indianapolis credit union is federally insured by the National Credit Union Administration. Deposits are insured up to $250,000. Financial Center has also partnered with Excess Share Insurance to insure your deposits an additional $250,000. This means that your deposits are insured up to $500,000 at Financial Center. Our insurance is equivalent to what Indianapolis bank locations utilize with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or FDIC.
Join Financial Center today by completing our short online application.
Consumer Reports recently published an article on upcoming bank fees that consumers can expect to pay in 2012. If you want to save on bank fees Indianapolis, consider becoming a member at an
Indianapolis Credit Union.
Here's an excerpt from the article detailing what industry experts think you will see in the coming months:
- Fee hikes and tougher account requirements will probably continue, especially while the economy remains weak. For example, some banks, like Chase and PNC, are now charging a $25 fee even to close certain accounts.
- Customers with a lot of accounts at one bank might avoid some fees, but they're not immune. Banks may try a spectrum of charges even for good customers, including fees for paper statements and higher safe-deposit costs.
- You're more likely to find lower fees and better rates at community banks, larger credit unions, and online institutions.
Check out this comparison to bank and local credit union fees:
When evaluating your Indianapolis Bank choice in 2012, consider saving money at an
Indianapolis Credit Union.
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