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Branch Closure

Juneteenth Closings – Over the long weekend we will be improving concrete drainage at the Buffalo Gap drive through facility. At that location only, the ATM will close at 5:30 pm on June 18 and the drive through lanes will close at 6 pm.  They will remain closed until Monday, June 22 at 7:30 am.       All other ATFCU locations will be closed on Friday, June 19 and will resume normal weekend hours on Saturday, June 20.  Thank you for your understanding.

Fraud Alert

Vital Scam Alert – Do not reply to text messages (or possibly phone calls) warning you of multiple fraudulent charges in your ATFCU account. If you respond, the scammer states that he/she works for the ATFCU Fraud Department and gains your trust by accurately quoting a Social Security number associated with the account.  Then he/she requests your online banking User Name.  This question is the “tell” that reveals the scam.  Immediately disconnect.  Learn more.

Branch Closure

Memorial Day Holiday – All ATFCU locations will be closed on Monday, May 25 for Memorial Day.  Enjoy the long weekend!

Notice

The 76th Annual Meeting of ATFCU is tonight at the Abilene Convention Center.  Doors open at 6:30 pm and the business meeting begins at 7.  All members are invited.  Learn more on the Current Happenings page.

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Attn: High School Seniors (and parents)!  The ATFCU Scholarship application process is open. Learn more about it on our Community page.  March 10, 2026 is the application deadline. ... Read more

Branch Closure

All credit union locations will be closed on Monday, February 16 to observe Presidents’ Day.  Learn more about how a Monday banking holiday might affect your expected transactions.

Notice

Winter Storm Impact – Our drive-through lanes are open for normally scheduled hours on Saturday, January 24.  If the weather or utility availability worsens, we will announce updates here and on our social media platforms.  Stay safe!

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When is the best time for you?   Members are able to schedule appointments for most non-teller transactions. Learn more and we can start coordinating calendars! ... Read more

Build or Rebuild Your Credit with Our Savings Secured Credit Card

Abilene Teachers Federal Credit Union Mastercard featuring their green and silver design with the "Learn from Liz" circular logo.

Are you looking to establish credit for the first time or work on improving your credit score? Our Savings Secured Credit Card is a smart and secure way to achieve your financial goals, featuring a fixed interest rate of 17.99%.

Unlike traditional credit cards, a Savings Secured Credit Card is backed by your own savings, making it easier to get approved and lower risk for you and us. It’s a powerful tool for demonstrating responsible financial habits and building a positive credit history.

How It Works:

  1. Your Savings, Your Credit Limit: You make a one-time security deposit into a special savings account. This deposit then becomes your credit limit on the card. For example, a $500 deposit gives you a $500 credit limit. Your deposit remains in your savings account, earning interest, as long as your credit card account is open and in good standing.
  2. Use It Like Any Other Credit Card: You can use your Savings Secured Credit Card for everyday purchases, online shopping, and more – just like a regular credit card.
  3. Build Your Credit History: We report your payment activity to the major credit bureaus (Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion). By making on-time payments and keeping your balance low, you’ll demonstrate responsible credit behavior, which can significantly improve your credit score over time.
  4. Your Deposit is Refundable: Once you’ve successfully built a strong credit history and decide to close your special savings account (or potentially transition to an unsecured card), your initial security deposit is returned to you, provided your account is paid in full.

Who Can Benefit from a Savings Secured Credit Card?

  • First-Time Credit Users: If you’re new to credit and want to get started on the right foot.
  • Individuals Rebuilding Credit: If you’ve had past credit challenges and want to improve your credit score.
  • Those Seeking Financial Discipline: The card’s secured nature can help you manage your spending and build good habits.

Key Benefits of Our Savings Secured Credit Card:

  • Fixed Interest Rate: Enjoy a fixed interest rate of 17.99% on purchases.
  • Easy Approval: Generally easier to qualify for compared to traditional unsecured cards.
  • Builds Credit: Reports to major credit bureaus to help you establish or improve your credit score.
  • Financial Flexibility: Provides a convenient way to make purchases.
  • Refundable Deposit: Your security deposit is returned to you when you close your account in good standing.

Ready to take control of your financial future? Our Savings Secured Credit Card offers a clear path to building a strong credit foundation.

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