Our members are very important to us. At El Paso Employees FCU you are not just a number, but an individual with unique financial needs. Our success is based on our ability to provide needed financial services at a low cost and in a friendly manner.
What is a Credit Union?
- A credit union is a not-for profit financial institution that is owned and run by its members.
- The Board of Directors is democratically elected by the membership.
- All members of the credit union have one vote, regardless of the amount on deposit.
- The prime function of the credit union is to serve its members.
Credit unions focus on the needs of all their members instead of a limited number of stockholders.
Why should you choose a credit union?
Typically, credit unions return their profits to the members by giving higher savings rates, lower loan rates and additional services.
Who Can Join?
El Paso Employees Federal Credit Union has a field of membership that includes anyone who lives, works, worships or attends school in El Paso County, Texas. Businesses and other legal entities located within El Paso County are also eligible for membership.
How to Join?
You can establish membership in person at any of our eight locations or over the phone during business hours.
Required Information:
- Valid Driver's License or State ID
- Social Security Number
- $15 to open a share account (savings account) in order to become a member.
As a member you will be able to select from a great line of financial products and services.
Need an answer?
Please contact us by phone at (915) 593-5866 or toll free at 1-888-373-3281, through email or stop by one of our branch locations for more information about our convenience options.
