Credit Unions in Saskatchewan
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Largest Credit Unions in Saskatchewan
(More than 50,000 members)
Conexus Credit Union is Saskatchewan's largest and Canada's sixth-largest credit union. Conexus was founded in 1937 by a labour leader. In 1976, the implemented the first ATM in Canada.
- Services: Everyday Banking, Mortgages, Loans, Investments
- Branches: 30
- Members: 141,028
- Assets: $6,893,630,239
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Affinity Credit Union is headquartered in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. ACU was founded over 15 years ago in 2005.
- Services: Everyday Banking, Mortgages, Loans, Investments, Insurance, Business Services
- Branches: 50
- Members: 132,506
- Assets: $7,724,897,316
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Innovation is the third-largest credit union in Saskatchewan and the 21st largest credit union in Canada. ICU was formed on January 1, 2007, through the merger of Southwest Credit Union and BCU Financial.
- Services: Everyday Banking, Mortgages, Loans, Investments, Business Services
- Branches: 25
- Members: 62,297
- Assets: $3,788,005,213
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Other Credit Unions in Saskatchewan
| Name | History | Branch, Members & AUM |
|---|---|---|
Cornerstone Credit Union | Over 75 years ago, Cornerstone opened with 81 initial members. | 15 Branches, 29,056 Members and $2,011,765,000 Assets |
Synergy Credit Union | Synergy was founded in 1943. | 12 Branches, 27,086 Members and $1,925,545,000 Assets |
Prairie Centre Credit Union | Prairie Centre was born on the prairies in 1993 as a result of a merger between five branches in the West Central region of Saskatchewan. | 16 Branches, 17,132 Members and $1,180,579,340 Assets |
TCU Financial Group | TCU started as Saskatchewan Teachers Federation Savings & Credit Union in 1952 with 17 charter members. | 5 Branches, 14,527 Members and $710,454,487 Assets |
Weyburn Credit Union | WCU received a provincial charter to operate as a credit union in 1944. | 3 Branches, 7,987 Members and $709,732,972 Assets |
Diamond North Credit Union | DNCU was first established in 1939 under Artice Savings and Credit Union. | 8 Branches, 12,093 Members and $683,472,000 Assets |
Radius Credit Union Ltd | Radius CU has been operational for over 70 years. | 8 Branches, 5,758 Members and $583,417,023 Assets |
Crossroads Credit Union | CCU was incorporated in 1959. There were over 160 members initially with over $10,000 in collective deposits. | 4 Branches, 6,529 Members and $348,681,101 Assets |
Unity Credit Union | Unity Credit Union was founded in 1941. Initially, there were 54 members and $52.00 in deposits. | 1 Branch, 4,423 Members and $348,643,237 Assets |
Accent Credit Union | ACU was created in 2010 after the merger of Quill Lake and Kelvington Credit Unions. | 3 Branches, 4,602 Members and $310,131,516 Assets |
Biggar Credit Union | In 1949, BCU began providing banking services to the Biggar region. | 3 Branches, 3,902 Members and $306,097,670 Assets |
Raymore Credit Union | In 1949 RCU was founded to provide the only banking services in the Raymore region. They initially had 40 members and under $5000 in assets. | 2 Branches, 3,000 Members and $216,479,219 Assets |
Turtleford Credit Union | The Turtleford Credit Union Limited was officially open for business on June 6, 1972. | 1 Branch, 2,077 Members and $109,017,842 Assets |
Sandhills Credit Union | N/A | 1 Branch and $101,968,967 Assets |
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