Welcome, Four Points Members
Four Points Federal Credit Union is now part of CommunityAmerica Credit Union.
What to expect
- Continue using your current accounts, cards, and digital banking as you do today.
- Your branches will remain open and continue operating as they do today.
- You'll continue to see the same familiar faces and receive the personal service you know and trust.
- There is no action you need to take until we contact you with next steps.
More support for your financial future.
Invested in our communities.
Community is more than part of our name - it’s central to who we are. We’re proud to support the people and organizations that help our organizations thrive, and we’re committed to continuing to invest in Omaha and the surrounding communities.
Profit Payout*
Investing in YOU by sharing our profits.
Frequently Asked Questions
As of September 1, 2026, Four Points Federal Credit Union legally merged with CommunityAmerica Federal Credit Union. Four Points will continue operating as it does today while the organizations prepare to fully integrate operations and systems before the end of the year.
For now, continue using your Four Points accounts, cards and digital banking as usual.
We encourage you to review and update your contact information now to help ensure you receive important updates about the transition. We’ll keep you informed before any other action is needed.
Four Points operations and systems are expected to be fully integrated into CommunityAmerica before the end of 2026. We’ll contact you with exact timing and any steps you need to take.
Continue using your existing account information and checks for now. If anything changes, we’ll send clear instructions before you need to take action.
Continue making payments and managing your products as you do today. We’ll provide details about any changes as part of the transition communications.
We’ll contact you directly with important information and keep this page updated. To protect your information, we will never ask you to share passwords, PINs or one-time access codes by email, text or phone.