Average User Rating:2 star rating based on 4 reviews.
Air Academy Federal Credit Union
Air Academy Federal Credit Union Locations|
9810 N. Union Blvd. Colorado Springs, CO 80924 719-593-8600 www.aafcu.com  |
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Air Academy Federal Credit Union is headquartered in Colorado Spring and is the 8th largest credit union in the state of Colorado. It is also the 466th largest credit union in the nation. It was established in 1955 and as of December of 2012, it had grown to 117 employees and 42,761 members. Air Academy Federal Credit Union has a 4-star health rating.
Air Academy Federal Credit Union Routing Number: 307070021
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Top Long-Term CD Rates at Air Academy Federal Credit Union - 3/21/2012
Air Academy Federal Credit Union has some competitive long-term CD and IRA CD rates. The two best ones are a 2.45% APY 5-year CD and a 2.00% APY 4-year CD. Minimum deposit is $10,000. The rates are 10 ...
High Yield CDs at Air Academy FCU - 2/16/2008
The 5% CD special has ended at Air Academy Federal Credit Union, but the credit union still has some very competitive certificate and IRA rates. Since there's an easy way to qualify for membership, I thought this credit union deserved another post...
5.00% 12-Month CD at a Colorado CU (Air Academy). - 2/14/2008
Update 4/04/08: This special 12-month CD has ended. Please check the credit union's website for the latest rates.Air Academy Federal Credit Union is offering a special 5.00% APY 12-month certificate. The minimum deposit is $500. It's also available as an...
1.75% Reward Checking Account at a Colorado CU (Air Academy) - 10/30/2007
Update 11/28/09: The top rate is scheduled to drop to 1.75% APY effective December 1, 2009. See bottom of the post for the rate history.Air Academy Federal Credit Union is offering a reward checking account it calls Max Checking. It pays 1.75% APY for...
See Rates for: Checking | Savings | CD | IRA
Air Academy Federal Credit Union Checking Account Rates
Air Academy Federal Credit Union Savings Account Rates
Air Academy Federal Credit Union CD Rates
Air Academy Federal Credit Union IRA Rates
| Apy | Min | Max | Product | |
| 1.60% | $10k | - | 60 Month IRA | |
| 1.60% | $10k | - | 60 Month Roth IRA | |
| 1.60% | $10k | - | 60 Month Educational IRA | |
| 1.35% | $10k | - | 48 Month IRA | |
| 1.35% | $10k | - | 48 Month Roth IRA | |
| 1.35% | $10k | - | 48 Month Educational IRA | |
| 1.25% | $10k | - | 36 Month IRA | |
| 1.25% | $10k | - | 36 Month Roth IRA | |
| 1.25% | $10k | - | 36 Month Educational IRA | |
| 0.90% | $10k | - | 24 Month IRA | |
| 0.90% | $10k | - | 24 Month Roth IRA | |
| 0.90% | $10k | - | 24 Month Educational IRA | |
| 0.55% | $10k | - | 12 Month IRA | |
| 0.55% | $10k | - | 12 Month Roth IRA | |
| 0.55% | $10k | - | 12 Month Educational IRA |
Rates updated: 5/24/2013
Data for Q4 2012
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Darold Kern At AAFCU Was Extremely Informed And Helpful
- RobandKerraMM - Monday, September 27, 2010 - 7:03 PMWe have done several loans through Darold Kern at AAFCU and have always appreciated his professionalism and courtesy. He kept us informed in a timely manner and helped us in looking at several options until we found the best product for our unique situation. His understanding of the loan industry allowed us to get financing for our home when we had been told by other institutions that it wouldn't work. We will happily continue to do business with Darold Kern and AAFCU
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Member Of The AAFCU
- Bryan_mehrer - Monday, August 30, 2010 - 12:32 PMI do not recommend this credit union for any financial services. I have been an Air Academy Federal Credit Union member since 1989. The Last payment to the vehicles they couldn’t fine my title they were holding It took them months have new titles for me. I was 3 days late on my credit card payment they charge me 35% interest for three years. So paid off the credit card and left $230 in the saving thinking I was going to make .02% interested on it. Wrong answer they charged my account with fees just nickel and dime it away.
I feel sorry for the military personnel who are oversea and making the comment to our country and have to deal with a finance Institutions in the states which is causing financial stress on our military personnel.
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AAFCU Took $245 From Me
- Laurie - Wednesday, March 13, 2013 - 4:39 AMAAFCU quietly deleted at least $245 from my checking account without notifying me. The last time I got mail from them was on 2 Feb 2010. Apparently since then they changed the minimum daily balance on the account and started taking away $5.00 per month from me, without notifying me. (I don't know exactly when this occurred since the available history on line only goes back to January 2011.) Then, in April 2011 they began charging a dormant account fee of $5.00 per month, again without contacting me. Since Jan 2011 they have taken $245 away from me without any notice. They may have taken more than that if it started before Jan 2011, I have no way to know.
If you got an account as a cadet ages ago and now rarely do anything with it, you better check on it.
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STAY AWAY FROM [Name Removed] AT AAFCU!
My husband and I were working on a home refinance with [Name Removed] of AAFCU. My husband specifically asked [Name Removed] many times (documented through email), that he was to deal with me regarding our home re-finance. [Name Removed] instead decided to only email or call my husband regarding the refi, despite several requests made to deal with me. He stressed how futile it would be to shop around, and that we had to order an appraisal right away. Upon submitting our application, [Name Removed] did not follow up with us at all. After 2 1/2 weeks, we asked him about the status, and still did not receive a response. I had to call him and catch him in his office to get him to talk to me. I mentioned that I am the beneficiary of a family trust, and after faxing a statement that proved my holdings, he still told my husband, "I married a women who said that she had money once, and it turned out to not be true." I asked him several times to do me the courtesy of following up with us when he said that he was going to, and he never did. Even though the appraisal was complete, and he was made aware of this, he asked us to go ahead and order the appraisal. It was obvious that he didn't know what he had and what he didn't have in terms of our loan package. We would have to chase him down and offer to provide him with information, and when we did, he would ask for it again. He told me that he "didn't get my email" that contained an essential piece of information, and then asked for it a second time. All in all, we wasted almost 3 months dealing with this. We heard empty promises, were asked to provide information that we had already given, my personal integrity was questioned by this guy to my husband, even though he had proof that I was telling the truth. His excuse was always, "I'm so busy," or "I played hooky from work to spend time with my son," or "my underwriter was on vacation, etc." Requests for status updates went unanswered, and when we did get our final answer, it was in email form, to my husband only of course. [Name Removed] is an insult to a profession that I have first-hand experience working in, myself having almost 7 years experience in the financial industry.