LAS VEGAS, NV (May 21, 2025) |
America’s Credit Unions has certified that Clark County Credit Union (CCCU) provided more than $32.5 million in direct financial benefits to its 53,894 members in the last 12-month period. Credit Unions generally provide financial benefits to members by having lower rates for loans, paying more interest on deposits and charging fewer/lower fees compared to banking institutions.
During the recording period, CCCU provided $32, 559,954 in direct financial benefits to its members. Additionally, the credit union provided loyal high-use member households with $3,454 in direct financial benefits.
For example, financing a $30,000 new automobile for 60 months at CCCU will save members an average $92 per year in interest expense compared to what they would pay at a banking institution in the state. That’s approximately $460 in savings over five years.
“As a member-owned credit union, our mission is to deliver real financial value while ensuring a secure and personalized banking experience,” said Matt Kershaw, President and CEO of CCCU. “We’re not here to generate profits for shareholders — we’re here to help our members realize their financial goals and dreams.”
CCCU continues to stay competitive in the marketplace by offering a high-yield checking account that pays 69% more than the Las Vegas Metro average, and a money market account that is 155% higher return than other financial institutions in the Las Vegas Metro market, according to Datatrac (see www.CCCULV.org for the full details). The credit union also supports its members with unique offerings such as Medicare CU, a service that helps navigate Medicare options, and free financial education workshops and webinars, aimed at improving long-term financial wellness.
