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Rates You’ll Love
Auto Loan
As low as 4.74% APR
Share Certificate
Up to 3.65% APY
Personal Loan
As low as 9.99% APR
Recreational Vehicle Loan
As low as 6.99% APR
IRA
Up to 3.65% APY
Home Equity Loan
As Low as 5.49% APR
What Our Members Say
Since becoming a member of the Texas DPS Credit Union I have always received friendly, efficient and prompt customer service!
I’ve been with DPSCU for over 20 years and have enjoyed the opportunity to walk in and get a loan because of my loyalty to this CU. It has been here for me during my hardest times. Being retired now, they are still here for me and I appreciate that even more.
This credit union has been a god sent for me ever since they opened up an account for me. I appreciate all they do for me. They are friendly, courteous, kind, and professional.
I have used Texas DPS Credit Union for many years and would not consider doing business elsewhere. Personnel is always professional and prompt with any applications or requests. Banking needs and vehicle loans are processed quickly and with ease, and rates are always competitive.
Keep in the Know
Protecting Your Information: A New Security Feature Explained
At Texas DPS Credit Union, keeping your information secure is one of our top priorities. We are pleased to announce an added login security feature that helps guard your information by adding another layer of identity verification to your online financial...
Texas DPS Credit Union Welcomes Back Sarah Wirth as Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer
Texas DPS Credit Union is pleased to announce the appointment of Sarah Wirth as Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer. Wirth returns to Texas DPS Credit Union after building an accomplished career in strategic marketing and financial services leadership....
2026 Escheatment Announcement
The state of Texas, through escheat laws, mandates that financial institutions surrender inactive accounts over to the State Treasury. Inactive accounts are accounts that have had no activity for the last 3 years. Dividends do not count as transactions. The state...