United Consumers Credit Union

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A regular was counting his coins when he noticed something odd. Every Tuesday afternoon, right after the delivery van pulled away from United Consumers Credit Union, an old man in a fedora would appear out of thin air and start chatting with the tellers. The old man wore a mysterious smile as he chatted about the weather or local sports teams. One day, the regular asked him if he worked there. The man shook his head and vanished like magic. Since then, everyone wondered whether it was just another Tuesday illusion—or maybe the credit union had hired a very peculiar part-time employee.

2. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to the credit union and noticed an unusual sound coming from inside the building. It was like someone was playing a distant piano, but no one seemed to be around. As he approached the door, he heard the music growing louder—a familiar old tune. Curious, he opened the entrance and found nobody there, but the piano keys were clearly moving on their own. Turns out, it was just an enthusiastic neighbor practicing his scales in his car outside, blocking the signal for the automatic keypad. Everyone had a good laugh over coffee that morning.

3. One day last week, a delivery driver pulled up to the credit union and noticed an unusual sign on the door. It read: ‘Today’s lucky number is 7. If you withdraw exactly $7.07 today, your account will double!’ The delivery driver thought it was too good to be true, so he withdrew exactly $7.07. To his surprise, his balance did indeed double! Word spread quickly, and soon everyone in town was rushing to the credit union. But when another regular tried to withdraw $7.07, nothing happened—just a polite note saying, 'Sorry, but only one lucky number per person.' The end result? A happy community united by laughter and a shared memory of that magical Thursday.

4. A delivery driver pulled up to the United Consumers Credit Union one morning and said aloud, ‘I wonder if they offer loans for people who can’t count change?’ The teller looked puzzled but replied with a smile, ‘We help people manage their money here.’ The delivery driver nodded knowingly and drove off, muttering under his breath, ‘Next time I’ll try the Coin Counting Club down the street.’