We are the Association of British Credit Unions
The Association of British Credit Unions Limited (ABCUL) is the main trade association for credit unions in Britain, representing credit unions to governments, policy makers and the media. ABCUL provides a full range of information, training and development services to help its members grow as sustainable financial services providers.
About Credit Unions
A credit union is a financial co-operative which provides savings, loans and a range of services to its members. It is owned and controlled by the members.
Credit unions come in all shapes and sizes. Whether you’re looking for a credit union with online and phone banking, a payroll partnership with your employer, a local branch or service point you can walk into – or a combination of all three – there’s a good chance you’ll find the credit union you’re looking for to meet your needs.
Why join the Association of British Credit Unions?
Our dedicated staff team is committed to making a difference to credit unions in Great Britain. We provide a range of advice, training & development services to help member credit unions grow as thriving financial co-operatives.
About ABCUL’s Fostering Inclusivity Projects
ABCUL is committed to fostering inclusivity across the organisation with fair representation across its staff, board and working groups. Read more about how we are implementing comprehensive change across the Association.
Recent News
Catchup with the latest news featuring the credit union sector.
Churches Mutual Credit Union Launches New Financial Wellbeing Book Store
Churches Mutual Credit Union has launched a new online Book Store designed to support members with practical, accessible financial education...
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Plane Saver Credit Union Partners with Local Council to Strengthen Financial Resilience
Plane Saver Credit Union has launched a new partnership with Luton Borough Council, introducing a payroll savings scheme for council...
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London Assembly Spotlight on the Future of Credit Unions
The London Assembly’s Economy, Culture and Skills Committee held a significant evidence session this week to examine the future role...
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