Delta Community Credit Union Review: Checking, Savings and CDs
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- Certificates of deposit
Overall institution rating
4.0
Delta Community Credit Union is a traditional brick-and-mortar financial institution with close to 30 branches mostly in Georgia, as well as shared branching and ATMs with thousands of credit unions nationwide. Checking accounts have no minimum balance requirements, and savings accounts require only $5. (Explore other no-fee savings accounts.) Mobile apps receive high ratings, and customer service is available 24/7. Membership, however, is restricted to Delta Airlines employees and their families, residents of several counties in Georgia, and others listed on the credit union’s website.
Pros
- No monthly fees.
- Competitive rates on share certificates.
- Large, free, nationwide ATM network.
Cons
- Expensive overdraft fee.
- Limited membership.
Full review
Certificates of deposit
CD
Federally insured by NCUA
4.0
/5 NerdWallet ratingDelta Community’s CD terms range from six months to five years, and the minimum of $1,000 is somewhat low for CDs. Rates are competitive.
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Methodology
NerdWallet’s overall ratings for banks and credit unions are weighted averages of several categories: checking, savings, certificates of deposit or credit union share certificates, banking experience and overdraft fees. Factors we consider, depending on the category, include rates and fees, ATM and branch access, account features and limits, user-facing technology, customer service and innovation. The stars represent ratings from poor (one star) to excellent (five stars). Ratings are rounded to the nearest half-star.
