Dedicated Programs for our State Employees: Serving Those Who Serve Our State - We Are SECU (2024)

The needs of our members vary from one person to the next. Some seek financial education, while others count on us to walk them through the process of purchasing a home. Whether opening your first savings account or looking for help with retirement planning, it’s important that we understand and serve the wide-ranging needs of our members. And that’s how our new service offerings come to fruition, like our brand-new program designed specifically for North Carolina’s state employees who are in the market for an auto loan.

“Members’ demand for loan products remains strong, which is why we are offering loan products at more competitive rates for our state employees.”

Stacie Walker, SECU’s Chief Lending Officer

In August 2023, SECU introduced its latest offering, which provides an additional 0.5% interest rate discount on new and used auto loans for full-time and retired North Carolina state employees (including public school employees). Though any SECU member can apply for an auto loan and receive a competitive rate, those who have state payroll or retirement benefits from the North Carolina Department of State Treasurer on direct deposit with SECU can now qualify for additional savings.

“When we introduce a new product or make changes to an existing product, we listen to the feedback of our members to ensure we are meeting their lending needs,” says Stacie Walker, SECU’s Chief Lending Officer. “Members’ demand for loan products remains strong, and to support our core membership, we are offering loan products at more competitive rates for our active and retired state employees.”

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SECU is also conscious of the specific needs of North Carolina educators and education administrators. Our Summer Cash Account program helps employees at public schools, universities, and community colleges save for those times of the year when they’re not receiving a regular paycheck. Many of our state educators are paid only nine, ten, or eleven months out of the year, leaving no income during the times when school isn’t in session, mainly during the summer months. With this program, funds are automatically transferred from each paycheck you receive throughout the year into your Summer Cash Account, and then automatically transferred into an SECU share or deposit account when the paychecks stop coming in. This allows you to seamlessly cover your expenses, while keeping your financial standing intact.

At SECU, we are continuously listening to and supporting our state employees, and evolving in order to provide you with thoughtful financial services that meet you where you are.

Dedicated Programs for our State Employees: Serving Those Who Serve Our State - We Are SECU (2024)

FAQs

Who owns State Employees credit union in NC? ›

We're a cooperative owned by you, our members

As a not-for-profit member-owned cooperative, we are focused on providing you with the best products and services for your financial success.

Is State Employees credit union only in NC? ›

SECU is the second largest natural member credit union in the United States, both in asset size and in membership. As of June 30, 2023, SECU has $49.6 billion in assets, over 2.75 million members, and 275 branches with locations in all of North Carolina's 100 counties.

What does NCSECU stand for? ›

The State Employees' Credit Union is a credit union owned by North Carolina state employees. SECU is the second-largest credit union in the U.S. The credit union provides members with basic financial services, investment services, and insurance products.

How big is NC State Employees credit union assets? ›

With nearly 2.8 million members, $55 billion in assets, 275 branch locations, and over 8,000 dedicated employees, SECU continues to grow and serve our members and communities.

Can anyone join NC State Employees Credit Union? ›

Who can join SECU. SECU membership is open to people employed through the State of North Carolina, related entities, and their family members.

Is the local government credit union and state employees credit union the same? ›

So State Employees' Credit Union (SECU) continued to serve the needs of state level employees while Local Government Federal Credit Union (LGFCU) was born to focus on the local government employees and volunteers we serve today. LGFCU received a federal charter on March 24, 1983.

What is the largest credit union in North Carolina? ›

State Employees Credit Union, with $51.0 billion in assets, is the largest credit union in North Carolina, larger than all but three North Carolina-headquartered banks.

What is the CD rate at NC State Employees Credit Union? ›

State Employees' Credit Union (NC) CD Rates
APYMINACCOUNT NAME
4.75%$25018 Month Share Term Certificate
4.50%$2506 Month Share Term Certificate
4.30%$25024 Month Share Term Certificate
3.50%$25060 Month Share Term Certificate
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Where is SECU headquarters? ›

Does SECU have Zelle? ›

Once member support moves your email address or U.S. mobile phone number, it will be connected to your account so you can start sending and receiving money with Zelle through mobile banking app and online banking. Please call SECU's member support toll-free at 1-800-879-7328 for help.

How many SECU locations are there in nc? ›

275 State Employees' Credit Union Locations in North Carolina.

Who regulates credit unions in NC? ›

The NC Credit Union Division is charged with governance of state-chartered credit unions within NC by the following NC General Statutes (NCGS).

What credit union has the most assets? ›

Largest Credit Unions in the U.S.
Rank by Asset SizeCredit Union NameTotal Assets
1.Navy Federal Credit Union$168.4 billion
2.State Employees' Credit Union$50.68 billion
3.Pentagon Federal Credit Union$35.36 billion
4.Boeing Employees' Credit Union$29.17 billion
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Is NC State Employees credit union federally insured? ›

All SECU deposits including Money Manager, Advantage Money Market and Certificate of Deposit accounts are Federally insured up to $250,000 by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA). Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) are insured separately from your other deposits at SECU.

How big is Green State credit union? ›

GreenState Credit Union is a member owned financial cooperative with 35 office locations. Since being organized in 1938, GreenState has grown to over $10 billion in assets and 400,000 members.

Who governs credit unions in NC? ›

The NC Credit Union Division is charged with governance of state-chartered credit unions within NC by the following NC General Statutes (NCGS).

Is NC State Employees Credit Union federally insured? ›

All SECU deposits including Money Manager, Advantage Money Market and Certificate of Deposit accounts are Federally insured up to $250,000 by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA). Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) are insured separately from your other deposits at SECU.

What is the largest credit union in NC? ›

North Carolina's Largest Credit Union

SECU is committed to diversity and inclusion, and we value individual differences in our staff and in our North Carolina communities.

Is a credit union a public or private company? ›

Credit unions are created, owned, and operated by their members. As such, they are not-for-profit enterprises that are accorded tax-exempt status.

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