Credit Unions in Vermont
Vermont has 14 credit unions serving members across 30 cities and 13 counties. Most offer auto loans (14), checking accounts (13), and online banking (13).
Every credit union below is federally insured by the NCUA. Click any credit union to see membership eligibility, services offered, branch locations, and how to apply.
Browse credit unions in this state by 30 cities, 13 counties, 42 ZIP codes.
Cities with the most credit unions in Vermont
- South Burlington (6)
- Burlington (4)
- Barre (3)
- Brattleboro (3)
- Rutland (3)
- Bennington (2)
- Newport (2)
- Springfield (2)
- St. Johnsbury (2)
- Vergennes (2)
- Alburgh (1)
- Bellows Falls (1)
- Bethel (1)
- Brandon (1)
- Castleton (1)
Credit unions in nearby states
Looking beyond Vermont? Browse credit unions in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and New York.
Largest credit unions in Vermont
- EastRise Federal Credit Union — 16 branches in Vermont
- NorthCountry Federal Credit Union — 12 branches in Vermont
- Vermont Federal Credit Union — 9 branches in Vermont
- Heritage Family Federal Credit Union — 11 branches in Vermont
- Seacomm Federal Credit Union — 2 branches in Vermont
Frequently asked questions
How many credit unions are in Vermont?
There are 14 credit unions with branches in Vermont as of September 2026, serving 30 cities across the state.
Can anyone join a credit union in Vermont?
Most credit unions have membership requirements based on where you live, work, worship, or attend school, or on your employer or associations. Many Vermont credit unions have broad eligibility. Use Credit Union Match to find one you qualify for.
Are Vermont credit unions insured?
Yes. Federally insured credit unions are covered by the NCUA up to $250,000 per member, the same protection level the FDIC provides at banks.