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- Solid credit unions around here? : r orangecounty - Reddit
Welcome to r orangecounty, the Reddit community for all things related to Orange County, California This is your one-stop-shop for discussions, news, events, and local happenings in this sunny Southern California region Share your experiences, ask questions, and connect with both locals and visitors alike
- Best credit unions in Los Angeles? : r creditunions - Reddit
Credit Union of Southern California, Wescom, and Logix are all ones that I’ve worked with and hold in high regard You may be eligible for some others depending on your employer or university or other affiliation
- Credit Union of Southern California : r orangecounty - Reddit
Credit Union of Southern California I’m sick and tired of all the damn fees BoFA charges me every month!!! I work for a non profit and CU of SoCal has an offer for employees Has anyone had any issues with this bank??? Thinking of making a switch to them!
- Credit Union of Southern California : r CAStateWorkers - Reddit
An unofficial, casual place for State of California Workers, Union Members, Prospective Employees, and other people interested in State employment to discuss news, events and other items
- Best Credit Union in LA? : r LosAngeles - Reddit
I use California Credit Union and like them a lot They have a Pasadena Branch, and zelle on their application Every 7-11 in the area has a free ATM you can use CCU used to be a teachers only Credit union, but now they will let anyone sign up
- SoCal Credit Unions: A Better Way To Bank? - Reddit
Does anyone have experience banking with a credit union in Southern California? We have never used one, but are looking to stop supporting big banks with our business We are thinking about joining Alliant Credit Union, which was very highly rated by NerdWallet for high rate checking savings, ease of joining, and a good mobile banking options
- [Southern California] - Schools First Federal Credit Union, is it . . .
In general, credit unions offer lower rates on loans, more generous policies regarding plan fees, and tend to be kinder than big banks (in my experience, of course) The downside of a credit union is less availability of ATMs and lack of the giant support network of a 24-hour, world-wide business
- Thoughts on California Credit Union? (Slash banks with no . . . - Reddit
California Credit Union does offer fee-free cashier's checks, but it seems like they have kind of mixed reviews? Would love to know peoples' experience with them, and or any other recs for banks credit unions that offer that without a fee
- Recommendation for a local credit union? : r AskLosAngeles - Reddit
Not California Credit Union Any loan past due 1 day after the dude date you have to call into pay Then they try and run your debit card (CAP ONE for me) and say it's declined even if you have the funds Last option is to use checks and there is an additional fee
- Benefits of Schools First Credit Union as a School SLP? : r slp - Reddit
Benefits of Schools First Credit Union as a School SLP? Hello, I am starting my CFY and my employer is suggesting that I start an account with Schools First Credit Union I am not sure if this credit Union is national but I am located in Southern California
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