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So many questions. Here you’ll find answers to all your financial what-ifs. Answers that can affect your life not only today — but years from now. Does anyone use a checking account anymore? Should you fork over the extra money for renters insurance? No question is too basic. Or complex. Because we’re here to help. Not judge.
Don’t know where to start? How about here.
We’ve got tons of great articles to help you start talking the talk and making smarter financial moves in no time.
What’s the difference between a bank and a credit union? Banks are owned by shareholders; credit unions are owned by people like you (aka members). So instead of sending profits back to stockholders, we reinvest 4% of our profits into local organizations that help make our communities stronger, and the rest goes back into the credit union so that you get better rates, fewer fees and great service. And we’ve got all the services you need. What’s not to like?
Looking for a new ride? Want to build your credit? How about getting a credit card with a great rate? We’ve got the stuff you need today, not ten years from now. Check out a sample of what we offer here.
Build healthy credit habits — and get rewarded for on-time payments — with the WSECU Create Visa® card.
Don’t let the dealer decide for you. Get your first auto loan with payments and a rate you can afford.
Buying something big? Want to ditch high rates? We’ve got you. Check out the WSECU Low Rate Visa card.
Being a WSECU member has its perks. Like more favorable rates on everything from credit cards to savings. Insured deposits. A great mobile app. And did we mention access to your money from ATMs anywhere in the world? And since you’ll be part of a member-owned cooperative that gives 4% of its net income back to your local community, you’ll see the good happening all around you too. We’re all about members with benefits.
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