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Applied for Patelco CU - Money Market Select Acct.
https://www.patelco.org/explore-services/money-market
Web Application interface is very nice![]()
ETA: Funding via checking acct. ACH >> No credit card funding option available..
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You really like these CUs lol. How many you up to now?
@Anonymous wrote:You really like these CUs lol. How many you up to now?
Lost count ![]()
@M_Smart007 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:You really like these CUs lol. How many you up to now?
Lost count
Sounds about right 😂
Welcome to the Patelco family! I am a member of that CU.
I originally joined for the Money Market account. In my experience, after a little while they start sending you preapprovals. I accepted the personal loan offer the second or third time they offered it to me (no HP at all) and they have sent me 4 or 5 offers for a credit card but I have not accepted any because I am currently happy with my card line up.
@dragontears wrote:Welcome to the Patelco family! I am a member of that CU.
I originally joined for the Money Market account. In my experience, after a little while they start sending you preapprovals. I accepted the personal loan offer the second or third time they offered it to me (no HP at all) and they have sent me 4 or 5 offers for a credit card but I have not accepted any because I am currently happy with my card line up.
@dragontears, Thank you for the input, it is very much appreciated![]()
I have (2) branches very local to me.
A friend (who referred me) is very happy with them.
This is kind of interesting:
Patelco Credit Union has been open since 1936. It's the 6th largest credit union in California with assets totaling $8.44 Billion
@AllZero wrote:
@M_Smart007 wrote:Thanks @AllZero
2% APY up to $2000 looks decent.
I am sure it will look even better, once rates eventually go up.![]()
Even the blended rate on higher amounts, is not bad .. especially compared to regular banks.