We will be closed on Monday, February 16 in observance of Presidents' Day.
For 24/7 banking, shared branches, and ATM locations, visit ardentcu.org/locations.
We will be closed on Monday, February 16 in observance of Presidents' Day.
For 24/7 banking, shared branches, and ATM locations, visit ardentcu.org/locations.
At Ardent, we believe smart, affordable and innovative banking should be available to everyone, regardless of where they live or work. That’s why we partnered with the American Consumer Council (ACC) to expand our membership eligibility at no extra cost to you.
Anyone can join the ACC, and all ACC members qualify for Ardent membership. That means you can join Ardent even if you’re not affiliated with any of our Select Employee Groups or don’t have qualifying family members.
How to become an Ardent member through the ACC
Qualifying for Ardent membership through the ACC is simple without any extra steps or cost for you.
Existing memberships are not affected and do not need to enroll in the ACC to maintain their membership.
What is the American Consumer Council?
Founded in 1987, the ACC is a national nonprofit that helps consumers make smart choices through education, advocacy and financial literacy. It is also recognized by the National Credit Union Administration as a qualifying organization for access to credit union membership. The ACC is headquartered in San Diego with regional offices and councils nationwide. It has more than 450,000 members, many of whom are from its more than 150 credit union partners.
With your lifetime membership, you’ll get free access to:
Learn more about the ACC at americanconsumercouncil.org