We’re thrilled to announce that as of Tuesday, May 26, WWFCU’s lobby is open! Our lobby is open regular business hours: Monday – Wednesday:  9:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Thursday – Friday:  9:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Saturday:  9:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Important Precautions Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the lobby will be

If you’re a WWFCU member, we’d like to thank you. We also have a question for you … Have you ever really thought about what being a credit union member means? Sure, in many ways being a credit union member is similar to being a bank customer. You can have checking and savings accounts, get

Since we’re celebrating the birth of our country this week, we thought we’d take some time to share the birth of the credit union movement with you. Would you be surprised to know that credit unions first started in Germany? In the 1850s, two gentlemen opened the first credit unions. Cooperative pioneer Hermann Schulze-Delitzch created

Many of our members make their deposits, withdrawals and payments without thinking much about what being a WWFCU member truly means. That’s okay, we don’t mind. But in honor of Valentine’s Day, we thought we’d share the top eight reasons why our members love WWFCU.  Low RatesCredit unions are known for their low loan interest rates.

Credit union members have unlimited access to over 28,000 surcharge-free CO-OP® Network ATMs in the U.S. and Canada. Shared Branch Network Shared Branch Network – A Nationwide Extension of Your Credit Union Members are no longer limited to conduct in-branch financial activities. We are part of a worldwide shared-branching network of thousands of credit union locations (hundreds in California), which

A huge misconception about credit unions is that you’re limited on where you can do your banking. Sure, many credit unions have only a couple of branches, but that doesn’t stop us from serving members wherever they are. Shared Branching Thanks to something we call shared branching, credit unions share facilities across the country. What

Identity theft, the illegal use of a target’s personal information, such as a social security or credit card number, to pose as that person for financial gain, is rapidly growing both in the United States and abroad. With 8.1 million victims and $37 billion dollars lost in 2010, identity theft is big business. According to

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