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ATFCU is a member-owned cooperative rather than a shareholder-owned bank. That makes a big difference.
We work to provide the best solutions for our members; not to line the pockets of anonymous big-city stockholders.
Robbye B., member since 1986At Abilene Teachers you build relationships with the tellers, member service representatives, and loan officers you work with on a regular basis. You become like family and are always made to feel like more than just a transaction.
Find the account or service that meets your needs
Select the group that’s most like you, then choose what you’re trying to do. We’ll lead you to the product of service that can make it happen.
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We take pride in awarding scholarships to young members in the Big Country
We have just awarded $30,000 in college scholarships to members who graduated from high school in 2022.
Not just your typical banking hours. We’re always here for you.
24/7! We go where you go. Our mobile and online banking makes it easy to take us with you.
What can we help you do?
We’re a full service financial institution with the products you’re looking for. Our first priority is taking care of our members.
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Open an ATFCU account
Open and fund your accounts from the comfort of your home. Explore the benefits of membership.
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Get a great rate on a vehicle loan
We finance practically everything that drives or floats. Explore your options.
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Make better financial decisions
Short video courses explain everyday and highly specific financial situations. Take control of your finances.
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Plan for retirement
It’s never too early to begin saving for retirement. Use our resources to assist your decision making.
Abilene is our home and always will be. Bank where your friends and neighbors make the decisions.
We’re locally owned and locally controlled. Our thanks to the 50,000 members who trust us with their financial needs. We look forward to serving you with personal attention and forward-thinking technology.
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Homepage Photo Credits: ‘DowntownArt’ goes to Steve Templeton and ‘Little Girl Pointing’ goes to Megan Harbin.