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Geez. I really need to find a way to join this CU. They hand out such huge limits. Congrats!@Thank you!!!! Bingo @ the limits....mainly why I joined :-)
The eligibility seems pretty lax either a relative:sibling, parent, spouse, step relative, .....even a roommate/housemate will do the trick.
They do have a lot of 'ways in', but they will also lock you out if they think you're trying to pull a fast one on them. The only problem I have with their eligibility rules is that they will let unmarried/unrelated "roommates/housemates" in but NOT veterans that didn't retire. REALLY NFCU? I've *got* my DD214 if you want to see it....
That's exactly the part that I raised a brow at...not letting Veteran's in, but me or other's that never served our country?? Left me a bit befuddled
I got no problem at all with immediate family members - as far as I'm concerned your family "serves" with you when you're in the military, but the whole roommate/housemate thing just baffles me....
I found out last week that my neice has an NFCU account, so I can get in via her and my brother (who is also prior Navy), just gotta get him to get his account opened.
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Geez. I really need to find a way to join this CU. They hand out such huge limits. Congrats!@Thank you!!!! Bingo @ the limits....mainly why I joined :-)
The eligibility seems pretty lax either a relative:sibling, parent, spouse, step relative, .....even a roommate/housemate will do the trick.
They do have a lot of 'ways in', but they will also lock you out if they think you're trying to pull a fast one on them. The only problem I have with their eligibility rules is that they will let unmarried/unrelated "roommates/housemates" in but NOT veterans that didn't retire. REALLY NFCU? I've *got* my DD214 if you want to see it....
That's exactly the part that I raised a brow at...not letting Veteran's in, but me or other's that never served our country?? Left me a bit befuddled
I got no problem at all with immediate family members - as far as I'm concerned your family "serves" with you when you're in the military, but the whole roommate/housemate thing just baffles me....
I found out last week that my neice has an NFCU account, so I can get in via her and my brother (who is also prior Navy), just gotta get him to get his account opened.
Tell him to hurry up lol (jk)...glad you found your way in though. I've heard great things about them in general...literally just faxed over my direct deposit info to have it switched over to NFCU.
Welcome to the NFCU family!
Norman, I had no idea they didn't let veterans in. That is the DUMBEST thing I have heard from a "military inspired" credit union. My DH's dad is retired so we got in via his service. I finally got my own account from my DH. I haven't applied for any cards YET. I plan to but was afraid it would hurt my AAoA right now and bottom out my score. I am teetering on that 2 year age mark with TU and EQ. EX has me at 6 yrs because they have one old account the others don't 
. Sooon as I break the 700 mark, I think I will pull the trigger.
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Geez. I really need to find a way to join this CU. They hand out such huge limits. Congrats!@Thank you!!!! Bingo @ the limits....mainly why I joined :-)
The eligibility seems pretty lax either a relative:sibling, parent, spouse, step relative, .....even a roommate/housemate will do the trick.
They do have a lot of 'ways in', but they will also lock you out if they think you're trying to pull a fast one on them. The only problem I have with their eligibility rules is that they will let unmarried/unrelated "roommates/housemates" in but NOT veterans that didn't retire. REALLY NFCU? I've *got* my DD214 if you want to see it....
That's exactly the part that I raised a brow at...not letting Veteran's in, but me or other's that never served our country?? Left me a bit befuddled
I got no problem at all with immediate family members - as far as I'm concerned your family "serves" with you when you're in the military, but the whole roommate/housemate thing just baffles me....
I found out last week that my neice has an NFCU account, so I can get in via her and my brother (who is also prior Navy), just gotta get him to get his account opened.
I was told the policy stems from providing access to same sex couples and/or domestic partnerships. I like that they are inclusive in that way, I think not giving access to veterans is a separate head-scratcher.
