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Anyone who works, resides, worships
or attends school in San Francisco may join San Francisco Federal Credit Union. Immediate
family members of a current San Francisco Federal Credit Union member
are also eligible to join.

We offer the following benefits:
• Savings and Checking Accounts
• Money Market Accounts
and Certificates
• Traditional and Roth
IRA Accounts
• Coverdell Education
Savings Accounts
• Insured Savings
• More than 25,000 no-surcharge
CO-OP Network® ATMs
• Direct Deposit
• Payroll Deduction
• Free Personal Auto
Shopper, provided by Members Advantage Plus
• Low rate and flexible
Auto, Home & Personal Loans
• Low rate VISA®
Credit Cards
• VISA® Debit Card
• Extended weekday and
Saturday hours
• Local Call Center
available Monday-Saturday during regular business hours
• Free parking at our
770 Golden Gate Avenue location
• 24 Hour Account Access
by phone, online, ATMs
• Free Online Banking
and Bill Pay services
• Financial Planning
and Counseling services
• Free Financial Planning
Workshops
• Investment and Insurance
services
• Accident Insurance (AD&D)
• Personalized service
• Lifetime Membership
• Family Membership
Privileges
• Community Involvement
Program — CommunityShare
• Entertainment Discounts
• Free
Parking at SFOClick here for more details
San Francisco Federal Credit
Union is a cooperative, owned and operated by its members. This
is what distinguishes the Credit Union from other financial institutions.
Members deposit their money in a variety of savings accounts, and
that money, in turn, is lent to members. After operating expenses
and reserve requirements are met, loan income is returned to all
members in the form of dividends and comprehensive financial services.
San Francisco Federal Credit Union is a full service financial institution,
with more than $540 million in assets and is governed by a Board
of Directors that establishes and reviews policy. The Directors
are Credit Union members who are elected by the members and serve
without pay. Every member has one vote, regardless of the amount
on deposit he or she has in Credit Union accounts. At the Credit
Union, there is no select group of shareholders that profits more
than anyone else. All members profit individually and collectively.
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