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How much does UW Credit Union pay? UW Credit Union salaries can vary greatly by role, ranging from $39,488 per year (or $19 per hour) for Bank Teller to $182,606 per year (or $88 per hour) for Vice President. This is based on 351 salaries submitted on Glassdoor by UW Credit Union employees as of August 2025.
A federal credit union is a member-owned and controlled, not-for-profit, cooperative financial institution formed to provide its members with affordable and safe financial services. The. Federal Credit Union Act (the Act), as amended, describes the basic structure governing federal credit unions.
Credit unions are owned and controlled by their members. Member-elected volunteer board of directors manage credit unions.
Rooted in The Wisconsin Idea Seven founders signed our original charter on June 1, 1931, at the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus. Walter Morton, Harold Groves and Selig Perlman worked in the Department of Economics at the University. W. Ellison Chalmers and Genevieve Townsend were graduate students.
Purchase interest rate and fees Credit scoreMedian purchase APRComparison to other cards 619 or less 23.75% 2 dollar sign symbols Pay average interest 620-719 17.45% 1 dollar sign symbol Pay less interest 720+ 13.55% 1 dollar sign symbol Pay less interest
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