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About KSCCU

Kansas Super Chief Credit Union has been providing quality financial services to the residents of Kansas since 1957. With over 32,000 members and approximately $160 million in total assets, KSCCU is the largest credit union in Topeka, and one of the largest credit unions in Kansas.

KSCCU has the resources necessary to provide our members with the latest in technology and financial services that today's consumers demand, without sacrificing the high level of personal service that our members deserve, and have come to expect.

Kansas Super Chief Credit Union provides members with a wide range of quality financial services, including 9 convenient locations, on-line account access, a full line of consumer and mortgage loan services, and over 100 surcharge free ATMs.

Make KSCCU your Credit Union! Contact us today for membership information.

Credit Union Facts

Discover the Difference!
Unlike most financial institutions, Kansas Super Chief Credit Union is a not-for-profit financial cooperative.  Established in 1957 for the purpose of serving its members' financial needs, KSCCU continues to make member service top priority. 

There are no stockholders to be paid and net income is returned to our members in the form of lower loan rates, higher dividends, lower priced products, and expanded services.

KSCCU is Member Owned
All members are invited to attend KSCCU's annual meeting where each member, regardless of savings or loan balances, has one vote.  At the annual meeting, a Board of Directors is elected. 

The Board of Directors are unpaid volunteer members who meet regularly to represent the credit union membership.  The Board of Directors set operational policies within guidelines set by state and federal regulation.

Our Mission Statement

To provide our members with quality products and service to achieve their financial goals.

All Accounts Insured

At Kansas Super Chief Credit Union your savings are federally insured up to at least $250,000 by NCUA (National Credit Union Administration), a U.S. Government Agency. 

IRAs (Individual Retirement Accounts) are insured by NCUA to $250,000 separately from any other savings you may have at the credit union.