Truliant Federal Credit Union

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APY	ACCOUNT TYPE	ACCOUNT NAME
1.45%	5-year CD	60 Month Certificate (opened online) 2.25% - Ally Bank High Yield 5 Year CD
0.30%	1-year CD	12 Month Certificate (opened online) 1.50% - Ally Bank No Penalty 11-Month CD
0.25%	Savings	Rainy Day Account 1.30% - Synchrony Bank High Yield Savings

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Overview / Commentary

www.truliantfcu.org

336-659-1955

3200 Truliant Way
Winston Salem, NC 27103

Truliant Federal Credit Union is headquartered in WINSTON SALEM and is the 3^rd largest credit union in the state of North Carolina. It is also the 104^th largest credit union in the nation. It was established in 1952 and as of June of 2017, it had grown to 560 employees and 219,296 members at 35 locations. Truliant Federal Credit Union has an A health rating.

Field of Membership Restrictions

Membership in Truliant Federal Credit Union is open to anyone through joining the American Consumer Council. Membership is also open to the following: (1) those who live, work, attend school or worship in Alamance, Alexander, Alleghany, Cabarrus, Caswell, Catawba, Chatham, Cleveland, Davidson, Davie, Forsyth, Guilford, Gaston, Iredell, Mecklenburg, Montgomery, Randolph, Rockingham, Rowan, Stanly, Stokes, Surry, Wilkes, or Yadkin Counties in North Carolina; (2) those who live, work, attend school or worship in Henry, Montgomery, or Pulaski Counties in Virginia and select areas of Wythe, Henrico and Chesterfield Counties; (3) those who live, work, attend school or worship in select areas of Greenville County in South Carolina; (4) employees of AT&T Company, Blue Rhino Corporation, Corn Products International and over 300 Select Employer Groups.
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Like a Bank, except makes you money, instead of making money off you

Posted by: lindymcclure1 | Jun 28, 2017

I've been a member of Truliant for about 15 years and sing its praises often. Why do people have traditional banks that exist to make a profit off you? Credit unions are better because they don't charge fees for many things and the interest rates are better. I love my credit union so much that even when I moved out of state, I simply continue my banking with them using their app. I can deposit checks, check my balance, transfer funds, and pay bills with a simple tap. I have a free checkings, savings, and rainy day account that takes the change at the end of a transaction and puts it in a special high interest rainy day account. The credit card rates are fantastic as well. Also, I have a CD with a good interest rate for saving money. I can't recommend this enough. Join Truliant and make money. Don't pay a bank to hold your money. After all, it's yours.

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Low Fees And Low Interest Rates On Loans

Posted by: Kelly200 | Oct 15, 2011

I been with Truliant Federal Credit Union for five years since moving to NC. My checking account does not have any fees, especially no debit card fees. I have also saved money due to the low loan rates I have gotten on my home and auto.

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My Experience with Truliant

Posted by: Fullycomper | Sep 17, 2017

I used to work for AT&T and joined their credit union which then changed to Truliant Credit Union. I found dealing with the credit union to be exactly the
same as dealing with the various banks I was with previously. In other words they offered the exact same services but with MUCH better fees. I mean they
had no fees at all for checking but you did have to keep $5.00 in the savings account that you were required to open. You did get the $5.00 back when you closed your account. I recall the tellers being courteous and professional and I received an excellent interest rate for my car loan. The car loan was also processed very quickly. It was a very good experience.

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Worse Bank I've Ever Dealt With

Posted by: Shani-Girl T McDuffie | Jan 3, 2017

New to the area and this credit union seemed reputable, so I opened two accounts with them. But oh quite the contrary. Watch your account(s) activity and balances closely! Truliant FCU experienced a "glitch" or technical issues which withdrew funds excessively and jacked up both the open accounts I had with them. No one ever came to me, I noticed the error myself. And once I notified them of THEIR error, it took several calls, complaint's and days for them to correct! I would not recommend this financial institution to my dog!! #Beware

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Data as of Q2 2017

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Overall
NCUA #	7840
Year Chartered	1952
Employees	560
Primary Regulator

Profit Margin
Return on Assets - YTD	0.51%
Return on Equity - YTD	6.14%
Annual Interest Income	$37.5MM

Assets and Liabilities
Assets	Q2 2017vs Q2 2016	$2.20B$2.03B
Loans	Q2 2017vs Q2 2016	$1.72B$1.59B
Deposits	Q2 2017vs Q2 2016	$1.99B$1.82B
Equity Capital	Q2 2017vs Q2 2016	$182.5MM$173.4MM
Loan Loss Allowance	Q2 2017vs Q2 2016	$11.9MM$11.2MM
Unbacked Noncurrent Loans	Q2 2017vs Q2 2016	$6.0MM$5.2MM
Real Estate Owned	Q2 2017vs Q2 2016	$294.00K$2.0MM

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