Go to main content

Don't Tax
My Credit Union

masthead banner

Protecting What Matters Most

Credit unions operate under a not-for-profit, member-owned structure that puts people before profit. This model allows institutions like Health Advantage Credit Union to offer lower loan rates, fewer fees, and more personalized service than traditional banks. 

Thank You for Standing Up for Credit Unions

The credit union tax status is secure, thanks to your support.

On Friday, July 4th, President Donald Trump signed H.R. 1 into law, protecting credit unions’ tax-exempt status and cementing a win that keeps us strong for our members and communities. This legislation allows credit unions to continue returning value directly to members, helping families and local businesses instead of paying profits to Wall Street investors.       


Why It Matters

Credit unions aren’t like big banks. We’re built to serve our members, not shareholders. Removing the tax exemption would have limited our ability to offer the affordable products and personalized service you count on. When credit unions are supported, entire communities benefit.

Your Advocacy made an Impact

Thank you for making your voice heard, and for continuing to stand with us.

The Don’t Tax My Credit Union campaign:

Credit unions stand ready to help even more people reach their American dream,” said Jim Nussle, America’s Credit Unions President/CEO. “With the President’s signature, H.R. 1 preserves the credit union tax status and our ability to strengthen communities throughout the country.

Protecting Our Future Together

Today, the credit union tax status is protected, but advocacy remains essential. At Health Advantage Credit Union, we’re dedicated to your financial well-being, and that includes standing up for policies that allow us to serve you better. Thank you for taking the time to learn about this critical issue and for joining us in protecting the credit union difference.

Together, we can ensure that credit unions like ours remain a strong, vibrant alternative to traditional banks—now and for generations to come.

Go to main navigation