How do I Become a Member of the Commonwealth of Kentucky Credit Union?

Commonwealth of Kentucky Credit Union offers savings accounts to eligible members.

With more than 84,000 members, the Commonwealth Credit Union of Kentucky is Kentucky's largest credit union. Unlike banks, credit unions are nonprofit financial institutions and are typically owned by its members instead of investors. Commonwealth Credit Union of Kentucky offers savings and checking accounts in addition to credit cards, loans for cars, boats and RVs, mortgages, and numerous other financial services. Specific eligibility requirements must be met before someone can become a member of Commonwealth Credit Union of Kentucky.

Instructions

1. Determine your eligibility. Members of Commonwealth of Kentucky Credit Union must first participate in a Kentucky Retirement System or have a relative who is either a current member or eligible for membership.

2. Complete the membership application and send it online or through the mail.

3. Deposit at least $5 into a high-yield or ready-access savings account.

Tips & Warnings

• Once you become a member of Commonwealth of Kentucky Credit Union, you can remain a member even if you no longer meet the eligibility requirements.

References

• Commonwealth Credit Union of Kentucky: Membership
• Commonwealth Credit Union of Kentucky: Member Services
• Commonwealth Credit Union of Kentucky: Credit Union Background

Resources

• Commonwealth Credit Union of Kentucky: Membership