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At Summit, we have a passion for empowering people to improve their financial well-being. We love to help you save more, pay off debt, set goals and reduce your stress. We don't sell products, we build relationships. You can trust that we'll provide honest advice and real solutions. Helping you secure a bright financial future is our highest goal. Anyone can join Summit Credit Union. And as a not-for-profit financial cooperative, our profits are returned directly to you. That means the more you use us, the more you receive. Summit Credit Union was founded September 17, 1935 by CUNA, Inc. as CUNA Credit Union in Madison, Wisconsin, to serve the credit union movement and anyone else who was in need of credit union services. In 2005, CUNA Credit Union changed its name to Great Wisconsin Credit Union (GWCU) and then, in 2008, changed its name to Summit Credit Union, merging in the former Summit Credit Union (originally State Capitol Employees Credit Union), maintaining CUNA/Great Wisconsin’s original charter and field of membership.

Started in 1995 as a small church project with big dreams, HOPE is a community development credit union that helps low- and moderate-income people in the nation's poorest region build a solid financial foundation for a better future. Since 1994 HOPE and its sponsor, Hope Enterprise Corporation, have generated more than $3.6 billion in financing and brought economic opportunities to more than 2 million people in economically distressed areas across the Mid-South. HOPE depositors are insured for up to $250,000 by the National Credit Union Administration. HOPE is an Equal Housing Lender. NMLS #653874 Offices In: • Alabama: Arba Street ♦ McGehee Road • Arkansas: College Station ♦ Little Rock ♦ West Memphis • Louisiana: Central City ♦ Elysian Fields • Mississippi: Biloxi ♦ Drew ♦ Greenville ♦ Itta Bena ♦ University Boulevard and Medical Mall in Jackson ♦ Louisville ♦ Moorhead ♦ Shaw ♦ Utica ♦ Terry ♦ West Point • Tennessee: Crosstown ♦ Harvester Lane ♦ Madison Avenue ♦ Ridgeway