At AmeriCU Credit Union, we’re here to get you on the road to financial success with our First-Time Car Buyer Loan Program. Whether you have little or no credit history, our program is designed to help you secure financing and successfully build your credit.
AmeriCU extends credit to members with no credit history, offering them an opportunity to establish financial success. Our reducing rate incentive encourages timely payments, making it easier to afford your loan while building your credit score.
Ready to Hit the Road? Apply now and take advantage of our exclusive First-Time Car Buyer Loan Program!
We’ll check your eligibility and loan terms.
Use your AmeriCU check at the dealership or for a private purchase.
Whether you’re looking for a car, light-duty truck, or motorcycle, we’re here to help you finance your next ride with flexible terms and competitive rates.
Are you properly protected in the event your vehicle is stolen, damaged in an accident or cause injury to the rider, passenger or another person?
AmeriCU offers a suite of checking products designed with your needs in mind, complete with an instantly issued debit card for immediate use.
Life, Terminal illness, Accidental Dismemberment, Hospitalization, Family Medical Leave, Loss of Life of a Dependent, Disability, or Involuntary Unemployment Claim? We are here to help!
Questions? Click the ‘Let’s Connect’ button in the bottom right-hand corner to get started!
AmeriCU Credit Union continues to recognize the service and sacrifice of military families and reaffirming its long-standing commitment to those who serve. Founded in 1950 at Griffiss Air Force Base in Rome, New York, AmeriCU was built on military roots and continues to support service members.
Learn more about the home buying process, the mortgage options available to you, the programs you may qualify for, the insurance you’ll need, and how AmeriCU’s mortgage app keeps you connected from application through closing.
Teaching kids to budget is like teaching them how to ride a bike. You could be as involved as you’d like, or you could let them learn on their own. One way or another, your kids will create their own financial habits just like they could learn to ride a bike eventually.