Financial Partners Credit Union was established in 1926 as the Postal Credit Union by employees of the Springfield Post Office.
What is a credit union?
A credit union is a “member owned” nonprofit cooperative thrift institution formed for the purpose of encouraging savings by offering a good return, using collective monies to make loans at competitive low interest rates to members and providing other member services on a cooperative basis. Members are united by a defined field of membership and democratically operate the credit union under state and federal law and regulation.
Mission Statement
The Mission of Financial Partners Credit Union is to provide competitive financial services that will benefit the membership while maintaining excellent standards of service, credit union financial stability, and positive community image.