Our Mission & History
Premier Source Credit Union seeks to become
your primary financial institution providing personal financial products
and services to its field of membership.
We are committed to assisting members in managing their financial
affairs as efficiently and effectively as possible. We will accomplish
this through the offering of personal, responsive, proactive services
in a technology-based environment.
Does it seem that many financial institutions are more interested in inventing new fees than creating value? Do you feel that too many businesses use technology to avoid, rather than serve, customers? It doesn't have to be that way.
At Premier Source Credit Union (formerly Kelko Credit Union) we take our values from simpler times: when helping people achieve their financial goals mattered more than the bottom line. We offer a range of products and services, with competitive rates and minimal fees. Technology adds convenience, but it will never replace personal attention. Join us to enjoy the advantages of a local credit union.
About Us
Premier Source Credit Union is a non-profit financial institution owned and managed by our members. At Premier Source, every depositor is an owner and shareholder and has a voice in shaping our direction. Membership is open to employees and retirees of our Employer Groups and their family members as well as individuals who live, work or attend school in Hampden County or Hampshire County.
Our History of Service
Premier Source Credit Union (formerly Kelko Credit Union) was founded in 1941 by the employees of Kellogg Envelope Company. They were searching for an organization that could meet their financial needs, allow them to support one another, and have a voice in management.
In 2000, Kelko merged with Twin Meadows Federal Credit Union and in 2001 merged with Spalding Employees Credit Union. Combining the resources of these credit unions has allowed us to continue providing personal attention, while expanding our products and services and serving our members at five locations.
