Alaska Air Group Credit Union

Quarterly Flyer: January 2025

Dec 2024 | Credit Union News

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Happy New Year AAGCU!

Check out our quarterly newsletter to stay up to date on all of the exciting things going on at Alaska Air Group Credit Union. Read the newsletter

President’s Message

Read the newsletter to hear from Dan Hein, President/CEO, about updates from 2024 and look ahead to what is coming in 2025. Read the Newsletter →

Saving is "snow" joke!

Kick off your New Year's savings goals with an AAGCU saving account or share certificate! Learn More →

2025 AAGCU Scholarship is now open!

Alaska Air Group Credit Union is thrilled to offer a scholarship to support the educational pursuits of our members and their families. The purpose of the scholarship is to recognize and provide financial assistance to college or trade/technical school students pursing a higher education. Learn More →

There's "snow" better feeling than an AAGCU Auto Loan!

Start the New Year in the new or used car of your dreams with a low-rate auto loan. Learn More →

2024 Holiday Closures

Plan ahead – view the dates that Alaska Air Group Credit Union will be closed in 2024. Holiday Closures →

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Quarterly Flyer: Fall 2026

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2026 Retirement Planning Seminar

We are excited to provide two virtual retirement planning seminars with financial advisor, Garret Grigas. Each seminar will be an hour, kicking off at 12pm PST. The first will be aimed toward those...

Celebrate International Credit Union Day!

International Credit Union (ICU) Day® celebrates the spirit of the global credit union movement. The day is recognized to reflect upon the credit union movement’s history, promote its...

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