The Kansas Credit Union Association (KCUA) is the trade association for credit unions in Kansas, serving more than 625,000 Kansas consumers.

Established in 1934, the Association’s mission remains the same – to assist member credit unions in meeting the needs of their members and potential members to further the success of the credit union movement. Our strategies center on this mission: to unify the credit union movement, provide operational assistance to credit unions, promote growth and advocate on behalf of the membership.

Credit Unions...For People, Not Profit

A credit union is a cooperative financial institution, owned and controlled by those who deposit their money in the credit union. These people are members, similar to customers and they have something in common. They may work together, attend the same church or live in a certain area. As credit unions are not-for-profit, they exist solely to help their members achieve their financial dreams, providing low rates on loans and higher rates on investments accounts.

How are Credit Unions different from Banks?
List of Kansas credit unions
Historical timeline