About Us
About Indiana Lakes FCU
Indiana Lakes Federal Credit Union was founded in 1977 by a group of Zimmer, Inc. employees. Over the past 43 years and more, the credit union had grown considerably. Today credit union membership is available to anyone who lives, works worships or attends school in Kosciusko County, Indiana.
What is a credit Union?
Credit Unions Are Unique!Are you at a financial crossroads? Make your next bank a credit union. Choose Indiana Lakes Federal Credit Union!
Credit unions are different and that’s good news for you! Millions of people in the United States and throughout the world are taking advantage of credit union membership. Credit unions are not-for-profit financial cooperatives and are among the most stable institutions in America. They exist to serve the needs of their members (who are also owners) and offer the same types of banking products and services you would find at other financial institutions, including savings and checking accounts, loans, mortgages, Internet home banking, mobile banking and bill payment and more. Credit Unions have changed over the years to meet members’ changing needs. In contrast to constantly merging financial institutions, credit unions remain personal and people oriented. They still believe in the motto, “People helping People.”
How to Join:
Joining Indiana Lakes Federal Credit Union is easy. Simply complete the on-line membership application and return it to us with an initial deposit of at least $5.00 to open your Share Savings Account, along with a one-time membership fee of $1.00. Once your membership is established, you can be a credit union member for life, even if you change jobs, relocate or retire. Click Here to Apply For Membership!As a member-owned, not-for-profit financial institution, we are dedicated to providing quality financial products and services delivered in a professional, courteous, and timely manner. Unlike other financial institutions that need to generate profits to satisfy stockholders, we return excess earning to our members in the following forms: Competitive dividends paid on saving and investment accounts, competitive rates on loans, and the addition of valuable new products and services.