What a positive experience I had with correcting a mistake I made when paying my CU VISA bill last…read moremonth. I put another credit card company's check in the envelope that went to my C&T VISA address, but with Nancy's wonderful help, staying on top of the refund situation, I was able to get back on track and have the correct payment go to the correct credit card. I have been a member of this credit union for nearly 50 years and their services have never disappointed me, but this was the first time I really needed help with the refunding of a large amount of money. Nancy goes to the "head of the class" for her efforts! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Canals and Trails credit union is THE place to do all your banking! You will not be sorry!…read more I just can't possibly say enough nice things about this establishment and the wonderful people who work here! They take the time to get to know you, they recognize you and greet you by name when you come in, they are all very knowledgeable, honest and extremely helpful as well! I never realized just how much money these greedy profit-hungry Banksters have practically stolen from me throughout the years. I only wish I had l joined a Credit Union a LONG time ago! I'd definitely have much more money now. Canals and Trails Credit Union doesn't "fee" you to death, nor charge you up the wazoo for every single service they provide (as all the banks do)! Credit Unions actually ENCOURAGE you to SAVE your money, get and stay out of debt, and become financially secure. Canals and Trails Credit Union offers an ATM/Debit card, just about any service any banks nearby provide (well, except conning you out of your own money every chance they get), many different types of accounts to chose from and different programs available to help you be financially responsible. In the entire history of U.S. credit unions, taxpayer funds have NEVER been used to bail out a credit union! According to Bankrate.com, "Credit unions have topped the consumer satisfaction ratings in American Banker's annual survey for 12 years in a row." Here is a good article explaining the difference between banks and Credit Unions: http://money.howstuffworks.com/personal-finance/banking/difference-between-bank-and-credit-union.htm/printable