Our members and their goals matter to us.
We understand that people are trusting us with their money, time and dreams, and we take that very seriously. In fact, we’re here for our members because we share those dreams, as well as a mutual respect for the values that connect us: values such as family, community, service and financial integrity.
“Ready to serve” isn’t just a tagline or motto. It’s the way we run ourcredit union. No matter the situation, at the root of everything, we’re “Ready.” From our headquarters in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, to countries around the world, we take pride in always being prepared for our members, our staff and for our future.
We want to make your new membership as easy as possible with the resources you need to get going. Are you ready?
Online Access
With online and mobile banking, you can access your accounts anytime, anywhere. Skip the trip to the branch and enjoy features such as:
- Bill Pay–Find “Bill Pay” on your online banking home screen, or in the bottom, center of your mobile app options. Click “sign up” and select the Service Credit Union checking account you would like to pay bills from. From there, you may set up one-time or reoccurring payments.
- Apply for Loans, and Pay Your Loan Using Any Financial Institution–To apply for a loan, find the “Apply for a Loan” option in the top, center of your online banking options. If you are using your mobile app, you will find this under the “More” option. From here, you will be taken to a separate loan application page. To pay an existing loan, find “Pay Your Service CU Loan” at the top left of your online banking options, or look for “Loan Payment” under “More” in your mobile app. From there, you will be able to select or set up the account from which you would like to pay your loan, and can set up reoccurring monthly payments.*
- Online Deposit– If you have been a member for a minimum of 30 days and are enrolled in online banking, you can make deposits through our mobile app, or with a computer and scanner.**
- See Your FICO® Credit Score– Click on “My FICO® Score” on the top right of your online banking options, or look under “More” in the mobile app.
- Transfer Funds– In online banking, select “Transfer Funds” from the center of your menu options. In your mobile app, select “Transfers,” located at bottom left of your screen. From there, select whether you will be making an internal or external transfer and the amount to transfer.***
Ready to get started?
Click here to register for Online Banking. You’ll just need your member ID and PIN number (last four digits of your SSN). To download our mobile app, visit theApp StoreorGoogle Play.
Go Paperless
Want to ditch the paper, and see your transactions online? Sign up for eCommunications within Online Banking. Still need to register for Online Banking? Pleaseclick here. Once you’ve logged in to Online Banking, navigate to Statements and Documents and accept the eCommunications disclosure.
Bank
Helping youmanage your money is our top priority. With a variety of checking accounts, higher-dividend share certificates and a tiered approach to money market accounts, Service Credit Union makes it easy to manage and grow your money. Check out ourcurrent rates here.
Borrow
We are proud to offer low rates, fast approval and an easy application process for all our lending products. Learn more about ourcredit card,personalandautoloan options.
From your first home to a jumbo loan, we have you covered. Learn more about ourmortgageandhome equityproducts.
Invest
We have plans to help you sock money away for those long-term goals that won’t stress you out along the way.Click hereto see how the MEMBERS Financial Services Program can help you plan for life’s biggest events.
Insure
Learn moreabout our discounted insurance options with partners such as Travelers and TruStage®.
Don’t Miss Out on Current Promotions
Don’t miss out on the latest offers and specials from Service Credit Union. Check out all of ourcurrent promotions here.
*Account used to make a loan payment must be held in your name.
**Must meet qualifications for use of this service. Account must be open for at least 30 days from first deposit and must be in good standing. Daily/monthly limitations apply. $200 of total checks deposited each business day will be made available with the remainder on hold for a minimum of 2 business days. Online deposit must be reviewed and accepted for deposit prior to being posted to an account. Third party checks are not accepted.
***When sending funds to another financial institution, your name must be listed as an owner on both the sending and receiving accounts. A fee of $9 will be assessed if you select the premium transfer option for external transfers. Additional conditions apply. Please see the External Transfers Terms and Conditions for more information.
FAQs
A credit union might be the better choice if you value high savings account rates and low fees, plus like the idea of being part of the ownership group. But if you need a bigger menu of banking products and services and want to be near a branch, then you may be better off at a traditional bank.
What states are service credit unions in? ›
Service Credit Union operates 37 branches in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and North Dakota; and 14 branches serving American military personnel stationed in Germany. Service Credit Union offers deposit accounts, including checking, savings, and money market; and lending products, including auto loans and credit cards.
How do I check my URW balance? ›
Enter your mobile phone number and accept the mobile banking agreement. You are now ready to access your account information via text message. Simply text BAL or HIST to 59289 to check your account balances or to see if a transaction has cleared your account.
What is the best credit union to bank with? ›
Compare the Best Credit Unions
| Financial Institution | Why We Picked It |
|---|
| Blue Federal Credit Union | Best Overall |
| Liberty Federal Credit Union | Best for Checking |
| Alliant Credit Union | Best for a Savings Account |
| Service Credit Union | Best for Military Individuals & Families |
1 more rowCredit unions tend to have fewer branches than traditional banks. A credit union may not be close to where you live or work, which could be a problem unless your credit union is part of a shared branch network and/or a large ATM network such as Allpoint or MoneyPass. May offer fewer products and services.
Is money safer in bank or credit union? ›
One question that often arises is, "Are Credit Unions Safer than Banks?" If you're looking for a short answer, you'll be happy to know that we're not making you read the whole post: Credit Unions and banks are roughly identical in safety because deposits at both are insured by the Federal government to $250,000.
What are the top 5 credit unions in the US? ›
The five largest credit unions are Navy Federal Credit Union, State Employees' Credit Union, PenFed Credit Union, SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union and Boeing Employees Credit Union. The largest, Navy Federal Credit Union, has more in assets than the rest of the top five combined.
What is the oldest credit union in the United States? ›
April 6, 1909 – St. Mary's Cooperative Credit Association, the first U.S. credit union, opens in Manchester, New Hampshire, with assistance from Alphonse Desjardins. Massachusetts Bank Commissioner Pierre Jay and wealthy Boston merchant Edward A.
What did all in credit union used to be called? ›
Our Story. All In Credit Union started as Army Aviation Center Federal Credit Union in 1966 during the height of the Vietnam Conflict.
Can I check my balance online? ›
Online banking allows you to access your bank account from any computer or device with internet access. To check your account balance, log in to your bank's online banking website using your username and password. Once you're logged in, navigate to the account balance section.
3 ways to check your credit card balance
- Check your statement. To see your statement balance, you can review the most recent statement your credit card issuer sent you via email or mail. ...
- Log in to your account. ...
- Check your credit report.
Check your balance on your iPhone, iPad, or Apple Vision Pro
- Open the App Store app.
- Tap your photo, initials, or the sign-in button. at the top of the screen. You might be asked to sign in with your Apple ID.
- If you have a balance, the amount appears. If you don't see an amount, you don't have a balance.
The Bottom Line. Credit unions can be ideal for a low-interest loan, lower mortgage closing costs, or reduced fees, but you'll need to qualify for membership. Larger banks may offer you more choices regarding products, apps, and international or commercial products and services, and anyone can join.
What is the easiest credit union to join? ›
Credit Unions With Easy Membership Requirements
- Affinity Plus Federal Credit Union. Affinity Plus Federal Credit Union. ...
- Alliant Credit Union. Alliant Credit Union. ...
- Bethpage Federal Credit Union. ...
- Blue Federal Credit Union. ...
- Connexus Credit Union. ...
- Consumers Credit Union. ...
- Credit Human Federal Credit Union. ...
- Dow Credit Union.
1. Navy Federal Credit Union. Navy Federal is the largest credit union in the country. It has around 355 branches (which rivals one or two of the biggest banks in the U.S.), mainly in the Northeast, and more than 13 million members, totaling $151.4 billion in deposits.
What is the biggest advantage to a credit union? ›
The main benefits of a credit union compared to a bank are that credit unions tend to offer better rates, better customer service, and lower fees. However, banks may offer more branches and products than credit unions.
Is it good to put your savings in a credit union? ›
Statistically, personal savings accounts from Credit Unions fare better than accounts in major banks. Grow your money faster with a Value+ Money Market account, or a share certificate.
Are credit unions safer than banks during a recession? ›
Both can be hit hard by tough economic conditions, but credit unions were statistically less likely to fail during the Great Recession. But no matter which you go with, you shouldn't worry about losing money. Both credit unions and banks have deposit insurance and are generally safe places for your money.
Do credit unions help build credit? ›
While the individual options may differ from one to the next, most credit unions offer custom loan programs designed to help borrowers establish credit for the first time or rebuild damaged credit. Some credit unions use aptly-named “credit builder loans” that function much like secured credit cards.
