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Current company Greater Iowa Credit Union
Banking · 119 employees · Founded 1932 · Ames, Iowa, United States
We’re members – just like you
GICU is a proud credit union organized differently than banks and other financial institutions. We're not-for-profit, member-owned, and return net earnings to our members through higher yields, lower rates, and greater overall returns on your hard-earned money.
At GICU, we’re passionate about helping our members reach their financial goals and want to see them succeed. The driving force of GICU is simple: We’re people helping people.
Greater Iowa Credit Union is a federally insured, state-chartered community credit union with eight branch locations in Ames, Ankeny, Denison, Des Moines, Indianola, Waukee, and West Des Moines. GICU is a growing, member-owned, not-for-profit financial cooperative with assets of $478 million.
Our story begins in June of 1932 with just nine people and winds its way from humble beginnings working out of the superintendent of buildings and grounds office on the Iowa State University campus to now serving nearly 32,000+ members throughout a 33-county area in Central and Western Iowa.
The Iowa Credit Union Division oversees Greater Iowa on the state level, while the National Credit Union Administration provides federal oversight. All Greater Iowa deposits are insured up to $500,000; $250,000 by NCUA and an additional $250,000 insured by Greater Iowa through Excess Share Insurance Corporation.
Greater Iowa Credit Union offers the majority of financial services and products needed by businesses and people to succeed in their daily lives. While technology will continue to change, the products and services we offer and how we offer them to best meet our members’ needs will never change. Our philosophy has endured: "Not for profit, not for charity, but for service."