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You can open a savings account at any bank or credit union. There are online bank savings accounts, too.
depends on your bank/credit union
There is no 'Standard Credit Union Bank' in the UK, it's a fake bank name used by scammers. The Financial Services Authority have a list of bank names used by scammers, and the Standard Credit Union Bank is amongst those listed.
I have bein contacted by Nelson Powell , he wants me to forward bank information so this Standard Credit Union bank in Scotland can release funds in to my account , is this a hoax
At a credit union, you can have checking, savings, money market, etc. just like you would have at a bank. One difference is that credit unions are owned by its members (account holders), rather than stockholders.
If you have a savings account at a bank, then it is a bank account. If you have it in another kind of institution, such as a Credit Union or Savings and Loan, then it is not a bank account, although some people use the term "bank account" loosely and apply it to any savings account anywhere.
One of the main differences of and investors savings bank, and a Credit Union is ownership. The members of a Credit Union are the owners of the bank, with every depoist into their account buying shares in the bank. A savings bank is directed by an elected board of directors, and usually deal with real estate financing.
Buckeye State Credit Union and Woodforest Bank
The best place to get a car loan when you have no credit is at the local bank or credit union that you have had an account at for a prolonged period of time. If you've never belonged to a bank or credit union you can ask your family if they will cosign a loan at their financial institution.
Yes, a credit union in Arizona could potentially freeze your bank account if you have a credit card through them and have outstanding debts or unpaid balances. However, they would likely need to go through a legal process and obtain a court order before taking such action. It's important to communicate with the credit union to resolve any issues before it escalates to this point.
Your best bet would be to go to a bank where you have an account, or to a credit union where you have an account. They will have options with reasonable rates.