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Financial Services business with a listed Indiana location in Columbus.
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Centra Credit Union describes itself as a not-for-profit financial institution. Its website says it returns profits to members through cash rewards, rates and fees. Source ↗
Centra says it was founded on the principle of “People Helping People.” Its website describes fair and transparent pricing as one way it follows that principle. Source ↗
According to its company information, Centra has more than 180,000 members, over $2 billion in assets and more than 400 employees. It lists 28 locations serving communities across four states. Source ↗
Centra’s business and commercial banking services are presented for businesses of different sizes and stages, from newly started firms to companies with more complex financing needs. The credit union says business partners and commercial banking experts can assist those customers. Source ↗
Centra traces its beginnings to Columbus, Indiana, where eight Cummins Engine Company employees established Cummins Employees Federal Credit Union. The company’s history page says its charter was granted on October 31, 1940. Source ↗
The credit union changed its name to Centra Federal Credit Union in 1995, then became state-chartered in 1997. Its website says it is known today as Centra Credit Union. Source ↗
Centra lists Columbus, Indiana, as its headquarters and says it serves communities in Indiana, Kentucky, New York and North Carolina. Its history page also places the credit union’s beginnings in Columbus. Source ↗
Summarized from the company’s official website. Information checked October 22, 2026.
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Centra Credit Union announced $75,000 in grants for Turning Point Domestic Violence Services to repair its emergency shelter. The credit union said its foundation provided $15,000 and secured another $60,000 through the Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis Community Multiplier program.
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