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Oneida County Federal Credit Union Credit Card Rates

Oneida County Federal Credit Union credit cards start at 12.00% APR on purchases, after any introductory rate. Rates checked October 16, 2026.

How Oneida County Federal Credit Union’s credit card rates compare

Compared with banks and credit unions near Utica, NY, where Oneida County Federal Credit Union has the most branches. Ongoing purchase APR, lowest first.

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Oneida County Federal Credit Union credit card score

72

Credit card score

Higher than 30% of U.S. banks and credit unions

By rate
  • Purchase APRPurchase APR12.00%

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Where Oneida County Federal Credit Union ranks

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Who can join Oneida County Federal Credit Union

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Employers and groups

  • Current or former employees of Central New York Abstract Corporation (in the Oneida County Clerk's Office) are eligible for membership.

Military, government and schools

  • Current or former employees of specified government and municipal entities (Oneida County, Water Board, Village of Clinton, Village of Yorkville, Village of Waterville, Village of Whitesboro, Town of New Hartford, City Of Utica, State of New York (Courts), Municipal Housing Authority, Village of New Hartford, Town of Vienna, New York Mills, Oneida County Solid Waste Authority) are eligible for membership.

Family and household

  • Immediate family members of current or former employees of qualifying employer and municipal groups are eligible for membership.

Membership information collected October 5, 2026.

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