Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About the Merger Agreement

You do not need to do anything at this time. You can continue accessing and using your accounts exactly as you do today. As we move through the regulatory approval process, we will provide clear and timely updates so you know what to expect ahead of any future changes.

There are no changes to your accounts today. Your account number, debit and credit cards, direct deposits, and automatic payments will continue to work exactly as they do now. If any updates are needed in the future, we will provide clear guidance well in advance.

Greater Nevada Credit Union and America First Credit Union have announced an intent to merge, and we are actively working through the regulatory approval process. During this time, you can continue banking as usual.

There will be no immediate changes. As we move forward through the approval process, we will keep you informed every step of the way through email, our website, and direct communications so you always know what to expect.

Yes. Your deposits will continue to be federally insured by the National Credit Union Administration up to $250,000 per member. Protecting your financial information remains a top priority, and we are committed to maintaining strong security standards throughout the process.

No changes will occur at this time. Your account number, debit and credit cards, direct deposits, and automatic payments will continue to work exactly as they do today. If any updates are needed in the future, we will provide clear guidance well in advance.

There are no immediate changes to your rates or fees. If any updates are made in the future, we will communicate them clearly and thoughtfully.

At this time, there are no changes to your accounts. You can continue to use your accounts at both Greater Nevada Credit Union and America First Credit Union as you do today. As we move through the approval process, we will evaluate how accounts are aligned. If any updates are needed, we will communicate clearly and well in advance.

There is a defined approval process that includes regulatory review, and we are actively moving through it step by step. We are sharing information to help members understand what has been announced and what it means today. We will provide updates along the way so you always know where things stand as we work toward a potential close.

If the merger receives regulatory approval, Greater Nevada Credit Union would become part of America First Credit Union. At that time, you would automatically become a member of America First, and no action would be required from you. Our goal is to make any transition simple and seamless.

There will be no immediate changes. If approved, branches are expected to continue operating as Greater Nevada, a division of America First Credit Union. You will continue to see the same trusted team members in your local branches.

Yes. You can expect to continue working with the same team members you know and trust throughout the process and beyond.

Yes. We plan to continue using the Greater Nevada name locally, as a division of America First Credit Union. Local leadership, operations, and community involvement will remain an important part of how we serve Nevada.

If approved, by coming together, we will be able to offer expanded products and services, enhanced digital capabilities, and greater convenience. Members will benefit from a larger branch and ATM network, along with additional resources to support your financial goals.

This proposed partnership brings together Greater Nevada’s local focus and America First’s scale, strength, and resources. Together, we aim to serve members more effectively, support our communities, and provide more access, convenience, and long-term value.

For the most up-to-date information, please visit the official merger page at GNCU.org/AFCU. If you still have a question or comment about what this means, you can send it to us through our contact form further below.