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Latest News
- Four New Directors – Same Core VisionStockport Credit Union is pleased to welcome four new directors … Read more
- New Chair – Same Core VisionIntroducing our new Chairman Mark Bates . Here he talks … Read more
- Open Letter from CEODear Friends and Neighbours, STOCKPORT NEEDS YOU HELPING EACH OTHER … Read more
- AGM Rescheduled – 16 May 2020Following the postponement of the Stockport Credit Union Fourteenth Annual … Read more
- A message from our Chief Executive – 5 April 2020The Coronavirus crisis continues to have a huge impact on … Read more
- Collection Point SuspensionDue to the current medical crisis, we have had to … Read more
- AGM PostponedDear members, Given the present situation around Coronavirus, and the … Read more
- A message from our Chief Executive – 18 March 2020The current coronavirus is having an unprecedented impact on everyone … Read more
Our Member Charter
We will:
- Listen to the views of members and consider their well-being and interests in all we do
- Help members to take control of their finances through prudent saving and borrowing
- Provide a range of ethical financial products and services including affordable loans and easy to use savings accounts
- Be a member-led organisation that encourages members to play an active role
- Treat all members equally and fairly
- Act with integrity and honesty
- Conduct our business in an open and transparent way
- Ensure staff and volunteers are able to provide a professional, accessible service to all members
- Work with other credit unions to strengthen the credit union sector.
The Story of Stockport Credit Union
Stockport Credit Union was formed in 2005 from the merger of the Brinnington Credit Union and the Houldsworth, Offerton and Werneth Credit Union – building on a history spanning back to 1989.
We’re a social enterprise financial co-operative that provides affordable financial services to people who live or work in Stockport, helping our members help each other and become financial independent through education.
Joining our Credit Unions is a great way for local people and organisations to increase the supply of affordable credit in the community and to help our community become more financially independent and stable. Any surplus we make is given back to members in the form of a dividend, or reinvested in the organisation to improve our service provision.