Unlike other financial institutions that use people to make money, TCU uses money to serve our members through new service centers, products and services, and ATMs. This commitment, in addition to providing superior member service, is carried out every day. From lending financial support to our members, whether they are longtime depositors--those who hold an "Honored Role" in our membership--or "new" members enrolled in our Treasure Chest Club for children age twelve and under, TCU strives to provide the kind of financial support and services its members need to help each other through their participation in a financial cooperative. While financial service is an important part of contributing to a community, TCU's history shows a commitment to going beyond this service and working to build a better community.
Our History
More than seventy-five years ago, a small group of teachers pooled their savings to lend to others in need of credit. From these humble beginnings, TCU has grown to become Indiana's largest Credit Union with more than $2 billion in assets with branches throughout the state of Indiana and Michigan. TCU not only offers traditional financial services to its members, but non-traditional services such as Travel and Insurance.
