Credit unions were historically formed around a single place of work, industry, labor union or membership association. Mutual 1st Federal is community chartered, so if you live, work, worship, or attend school in any of the following counties in Nebraska
and Iowa, you are eligible for membership at Mutual 1st Federal:
Cass
Douglas
Sarpy
Washington
Pottawattamie County, IA
Immediate family of current Mutual 1st members are also eligible to join.
As a not-for-profit financial institution, we're here to help improve your financial well-being by offering you convenient products and services at great rates. As a member you get:
Lower rates, better dividends and lower fees
Free mobile banking app*, including mobile check deposit
Access to over 5,600 credit unions nationwide through our shared branching network
Discounts on popular programs such as insurance, new vehicle purchases and more. Learn more in our Benefit Center.
What it means to be a "Member"
Becoming a member of Mutual 1st Federal – or opening an account and making a deposit – means you own a share of the institution. We are owned by the members we serve, so each member has equal ownership and vote – regardless of how much money the member has on deposit.
Our members elect our Board of Directors, who leads the credit union and ensures that decisions made benefit the entire membership. If you wish to volunteer on the Board of Directors or another operating committee, please contact us or find out more about volunteers here.
Still confused about what a credit union is? Learn more about Mutual 1st Federal.
Check out member events and see how we give back by visiting our Community Impact page.
*Mobile banking is free; data and other wireless carrier charges may apply.
