Educate yourself on what your Credit Score is made up of and get to know how you can improve your score. Our credit union is member-owned. This means that profits are returned to members in the form of higher savings rates and lower loan rates and service fees. Anyone who lives, works, worships or attends school in Cumberland, Dauphin or Perry County, PA can join Susquehanna Valley Federal Credit Union.
Family members can join too! Once a member, always a member.
Family members can join too! Once a member, always a member.
Services
Susquehanna Valley FCU offers the products and services you need, without the big bank fees. How can we help you today? As a Member/Owner, you'll benefit from great rates, personal service, convenience and value-added products and services. Your savings at SVFCU help your neighbors and community by providing funds for the Credit Union to lend to other members.
The foundation of your SVFCU account is the Share Savings. The initial $5 deposit is your first 'share' or part ownership of the Credit Union. From there you can choose and customize additional services from an array of available sub-accounts, all with convenient access to your funds. Your primary Share Savings account at Susquehanna Valley Federal Credit Union is the foundation of your membership.
SVFCU checking accounts let you avoid many of the fees and penalties that big banks are notorious for. Enjoy easy access and dependability delivered with personal service, all with no monthly maintenance fees. Remote access services make your account accessible from virtually anywhere via Online and Mobile Banking, worldwide Visa Debit and ATM access, and thousands of Shared Service Centers nationwide.
Share Certificates are safe investments that pay a guaranteed rate of return for a fixed period of time. There are no markets to watch and no risks to consider. Terms range from six months to three years. Choose shorter terms if you may need access to your cash in the near future, or longer terms to maximize your return.
There is no substitute for professional guidance. Please consult a qualified tax professional for more information, personalized to your own circumstances. To open an Individual Retirement Account, you will first complete an IRA application and designate beneficiaries.
Your IRA, whether it is a Roth or Traditional, will be a new sub-account called an IRA Accumulation Account (the equivalent of Regular Shares, but where your Roth or Traditional IRA funds are kept separate for tax purposes.)Deposit funds from a qualified retirement plan by way of rollover or direct transfer (which you choose will depend on your circumstances).
Your IRA, whether it is a Roth or Traditional, will be a new sub-account called an IRA Accumulation Account (the equivalent of Regular Shares, but where your Roth or Traditional IRA funds are kept separate for tax purposes.)Deposit funds from a qualified retirement plan by way of rollover or direct transfer (which you choose will depend on your circumstances).
