Alliant Credit Union Reviews

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4.00 of 5 (by 3 users)

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Great Rates. Great Service, Great Credit Union

a low risk investor

FEB

2008

Alliant Credit Union, formerly United Airlines Employees' Credit Union, was organized in 1935.
It currently has more than 207,000 members with nearly $4.4 billion in assets.
Based in Illinois, it has branches in Denver, El Segungo (CA, near LAX), San Francisco (at Airport), and Dulles, VA.

Membership is very easy to get by joing the National PTA or your local PTA, if you do not meet other eligibility requirements.

Rates on products are very competitive. Depost account include CDs, IRAs, and HSAs.
It is very easy to open your account online and to register for their Skybank system - an excellent interface... read full review »

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goldsheet
La Mesa, CA

Being a member for 20 years, Alliant CU is unbeatable!!

an aggressive saver

DEC

2009

After 20 years of membership (3 car loans, 1 Heloc and several CD's), I have found Alliant to be unbeatable in products and service.

I have always shopped around for loans and interest rates for deposits, but Alliant has always been at the top of the pick list. Even against the other local (Florida) credit unions.

If ever an issue has arisen, the problem has been resolved with a phone call. I have experiences of both being in debt and having lots of savings. Alliant has been helpful to me and my family in both scenarios.

Thanks,

CP in South Florida

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CP5757
Fort Lauderdale, FL

Alliant Credit Union is focused on hurting its own members.

in debt, paying cash, I believe in honesty

MAR

2009

-Alliant reports its members when 30 or 60 days behind on a payment (more like a mega-bank than a member-owned credit union), harming the member's credit rating needlessly (vindictively?).
-If you overdraw their check card (how is that even possible?), for six months they hold all your check AND CASH deposits for days before they let you use the funds, making it even harder to cover your checks and make payments. This is after already paying expensive penalties. There is no explanation for this, it's just to punish the member.
-If you are late on a loan payment, they cut off your access to making...

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