Thanks! I'll check them out. 
@Ron1 wrote:I only asked them to give $5000 CL for the credit card and overdraft LOC only gives $500 max. They can give you more than $5000. I have seen people asking over $10K. By the way, they also ask for paycheck stub for proof of income. I only had 3 inquiries and my EQ score was 794. I joined because they have cash back debit and it gives you back 10 cents back. I think it is better than Alliant CU.
Ron.
Ron,
Do you feel their service is worthwhile? I ask because my wife always uses her debit card from USAA, and does not want to track CC spending. 
So this CU might be her ticket with the 10 cents back each time she uses the debit.
We will take the "hit" to get in with them, but first, is there anything you do not like or any "heads up" you can share with me that I should be aware of?
Thanks Ron...
@RockinRay wrote:Ron,
Do you feel their service is worthwhile? I ask because my wife always uses her debit card from USAA, and does not want to track CC spending.
So this CU might be her ticket with the 10 cents back each time she uses the debit.
We will take the "hit" to get in with them, but first, is there anything you do not like or any "heads up" you can share with me that I should be aware of?
Thanks Ron...
Ray,
I used it once on the debit. They really give 10 cents back every time you use the card. It credit to the following statement. They also give me $25.00 by opening the checking. It is a good CU like RBFCU and I'm sure you heard of them. They were San Antonio Teachers Credit Union. They pull soft on EXP to verify your ID. and they also check Telecredit. You have nothing to worry about unless you want to apply for their credit cards and overdraft LOC. They will ask you to provide two copies of paycheck stubs for proof of income. It was pretty easy. If you like 10 cents cash back per purchase, you might want to check out RBFCU. This one is only to the residents of South Texas (Austin, San Antonio, San Marcos and surrounding areas). The link is http://www.rbfcu.org.
https://www.rbfcu.org/NB/html/MemberServices/FreedomCheckCard.htm
Ron.
@Ron1 wrote:...Ray,
I used it once on the debit. They really give 10 cents back every time you use the card. It credit to the following statement. They also give me $25.00 by opening the checking. It is a good CU like RBFCU and I'm sure you heard of them. They were San Antonio Teachers Credit Union. They pull soft on EXP to verify your ID. and they also check Telecredit. You have nothing to worry about unless you want to apply for their credit cards and overdraft LOC. They will ask you to provide two copies of paycheck stubs for proof of income. It was pretty easy. If you like 10 cents cash back per purchase, you might want to check out RBFCU. This one is only to the residents of South Texas (Austin, San Antonio, San Marcos and surrounding areas). The link is http://www.rbfcu.org.
Ron.
Thanks Ron,
We lived in SAT for almost 20 years! Now we are in Minneapolis so I would not qualify for RFBCU. We did have accounts with SACU but those have been long closed now. We lived in Alamo Heights.
Again, thanks for the feedback, I will talk to my Wife the famous debit card user! 
@RockinRay wrote:Thanks Ron,
We lived in SAT for almost 20 years! Now we are in Minneapolis so I would not qualify for RFBCU. We did have accounts with SAC but those have been long closed now. We lived in Alamo Heights.
Again, thanks for the feedback, I will talk to my Wife the famous debit card user!
Ray,
I didn't know. Now I understand why you know Bjorns and I have known for 20 years. You already knew Firstmark CU. It is the same cu they were San Antonio Teachers Credit Union. By the way, do you know any family member still live in San Antonio? You might still qualify to join RBFCU.
Ron.
