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The Impeccable Irene September 4, 2019

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It’s winning season! Simply use your Great Basin Visa Credit Card, or any other Visa,... Read More September 3, 2019
A rate discount when you purchase from Enterprise and finance with Great Basin is just... Read More August 31, 2019
The Sparks Crossing Branch is temporarily closed due to an emergency; everyone is safe. We... Read More August 30, 2019
There is a new type of fraud on the rise called a Port-Out Scam. Learn... Read More August 30, 2019
We will be closed this Saturday through Monday in observance of Labor Day. Most transactions... Read More August 30, 2019
The Northwest Branch’s drive-up ATM is down and unfortunately will not be able to be... Read More August 29, 2019
Who’s going to the rib cook off this weekend?? Read More August 29, 2019
Explore The Credit Union Difference and the Great Basin Difference https://www.greatbasin.org/16949/ive-learned-working-credit-union/What I’ve Learned from Working... Read More August 29, 2019

Bank vs. Credit Union

Our Story

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Our Story As a credit union, we can be rather humble about what we do in our jobs day to day. We know that we help people through some of the toughest times of their lives, but it’s just what we do. You might think I am being dramatic. The toughest times? What does that […]

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Credit Unions vs. Banks

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credit union vs bank

When you decide to open a checking account, you may look through financial institutions in your community to find what is right for you. Do you need a bank or a credit union? Your choice of a bank or credit union can depend on what services you need or what type of banking experience you […]

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It’s All About the Love. Not.

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96 million Cu members

Did you ever wonder what bankers think of credit unions? It must be terribly frustrating for bankers that credit unions consistently (something like 18 years straight now) exceed banks in the ABA customer satisfaction survey. Can’t you just hear them in the board meeting, “with the credit unions out of the way, we could make […]

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