Home Equity Loans
Home Equity Loans

Use your home’s current value to create even more with equity-building opportunities like home renovations, funded by a home equity loan.

• Fixed interest rate
• Fixed terms: 5, 7, 10, or 15 years
• No upfront application fee

1166 FCU

Our Numbers Add Up to Service & Savings

1166 FCU is a regional credit union serving communities in Southern New Jersey, Southeastern Pennsylvania, and Northern Delaware.
Since 1936, 1166 FCU has diligently served its members, providing financial guidance, exceptional loan and credit card services, & other personal and business banking tools.


Tax Solutions and Savings for Members

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Text Your Zip Code to 91989 for a List of Branches Near You!

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Personal Banking

Personal Banking

Business Banking

Business Banking

Lending & Credit

Lending & Credit

Branches & ATMs

Branches & ATMs

Current Rates

Auto Loans as low as

4.25

Home Equity as low as

5.00

Deposits as high as

3.00

Credit Cards as low as

11.05

Celebrating 90 Years of 1166 FCU: A Rich History of Financial Progress
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Celebrating 90 Years of 1166 FCU: A Rich History of Financial Progress

Something BIG is coming this March! Something so big that nearly two centuries of history have influenced its very existence. 
 
On March 20th, 1166 Federal Credit Union proudly celebrates 90 YEARS of helping members build stronger financial futures.
 
As we celebrate this incredible birthday milestone, join us as we reflect on our story and the iconic credit union breakthroughs that defined our past, while looking to the bright future ahead. 
 

1844 - The Rochdale Society of Equitable Pioneers

Our story naturally begins in the BC era, that is, Before Credit...

How Quantitative Easing Will Impact Your Finances
Financial Education
How Quantitative Easing Will Impact Your Finances

Post-chocolate jeans, a crowded room, the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet - some things are known for being tight. But now thanks to quantitative easing, one of those is loosening, and it has nothing to do with Valentine’s Day treats or packed rooms, and everything to do with the future of your finances.
What Has the Fed Been Up To?
Since 2022, the U.S. central banking system, also known as the Federal Reserve or “the Fed”, has been pursuing Quantitative Tightening (QT), a strategy that reduces the amount of money circulating in the economy by selling government assets and securities.

This policy produces everyday consequences like:

High interest rates
Lower inflation
A slower economy
Tighter credit and fewer loan approvals
Reduced consumer and business spending

Between you and me, the only thing I really love on that list is lower inflation. So, when would the Fed embrace QT?

When Does the Fed Use Quantitative Tightening?
Post-pandemic, QT made sense because...

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