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Comparison chart between a Credit Union and a Bank. Credit Unions are not-for-profit, banks are for-profit. Credit unions offer surplus earnings returned to members and lower fees than banks

As a member-owner, you’re truly a part of this credit union

What’s the difference between banks and credit unions? Credit unions are community-oriented financial institutions owned by their account holders, known as members. Banks serve customers and prioritize profits for shareholders. Broadview offers the same services as major banks. As a not-for-profit, we can invest more in resources for account holders, employees, and communities we serve.

As a member, the Statement of Condition is your "owner's report." See our financials.

See What We Offer

  1. Members are not required to pay a surcharge-fee at Allpoint and CO-OP ATMs. If a charge screen appears during your Allpoint ATM transaction, enter “yes” to accept the charge and proceed with your withdrawal. The additional fee will not be deducted from your account. The savings can be $3 or more per transaction. Please note, at international Allpoint and CO-OP ATMs, you will still be responsible for any Foreign Currency transaction fees charged by Mastercard® or Visa®.

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