§ 14406 Credit Union Deposit Rules
This law says a credit union can only put its money (like savings, profits, and reserves) into certain kinds of banks or credit unions that are officially insured.
A local credit union has earned $500,000 in profit and wants to keep it safe.
The credit union can only deposit that profit in a state‑chartered commercial bank, a national bank that works in the state, another credit union that has federal insurance, or an insured savings‑and‑loan association. If it tried to put the money in an un‑insured online bank, it would be breaking the law.
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§ 14406 Credit Union Deposit Rules
Last verified: January 11, 2026