Credit Cards ยท Vermont

Best Credit Union Credit Card Rates in Vermont

8 credit unions in Vermont report credit card APRs to the NCUA. Rates range from 7.45% to 13.75%.

Updated Q1 2026 ยท NCUA Call Report data

8

CUs Reporting Rates

7.45%

Lowest Card APR

10.99%

State Average APR

8

Cities Covered

Credit Card APRs โ€” Vermont

8 credit unions with reported rates, sorted by APR

#Credit UnionCard APRPersonal Loan APR
1NORTH COUNTRY

BURLINGTON

7.45%10.94%
2VERMONT

So Burlington

9.52%10.66%
3HERITAGE FAMILY

Rutland

10.79%15.00%
4MEMBERS 1ST

Brattleboro

10.90%14.41%
5802

Barre

10.99%15.99%
6GREEN MOUNTAIN

South Burlingto

12.00%10.50%
7ONE

SPRINGFIELD

12.50%14.50%
8EASTRISE

Williston

13.75%14.00%
Rates from NCUA Call Report (5300) filings, updated Q1 2026. Actual rate depends on creditworthiness. ~65% of credit unions report credit card rates.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do credit unions have lower credit card rates?

Credit unions are member-owned nonprofits. Instead of returning profits to shareholders, they pass savings back to members in the form of lower loan rates โ€” including credit cards. The average credit union card APR is typically 4โ€“6 percentage points lower than bank cards.

Can anyone get a credit union credit card in Vermont?

You must be a member first. Most community credit unions in Vermont accept anyone who lives, works, or worships in their service area. Once you join (often with just a $5 savings deposit), you can apply for any product they offer.

Are these APRs accurate?

These rates come from NCUA Call Report (5300) filings โ€” the quarterly financial data all federally insured credit unions must submit to their regulator. They reflect each credit union's reported weighted-average card APR. Your actual rate will depend on your credit score and the specific card product offered.

Do credit union credit cards have rewards?

Many do โ€” cash back, points, or miles โ€” but the focus is on low rates rather than maximum rewards programs. If you carry a balance, the lower APR will save you far more than rewards points. If you pay in full monthly, compare rewards programs alongside the APR.

Lower APR Matters More Than Rewards

On a $3,000 balance, a 10% APR vs. 20% APR saves $300/year in interest. No rewards program comes close to that. Credit union cards are the right call if you ever carry a balance.

Balance Transfers

Many credit unions in Vermont offer balance transfer options to move high-rate bank card debt onto a lower-APR credit union card. Ask about transfer fees and promotional rates when you apply.

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