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Financial Partners Member Enrollment - FAQ Am I eligible? If you live, work, attend school, or attend church in Orange County, Long Beach, Downey, or any of the other communities we serve in Los Angeles county, you’re eligible to become a member of Financial Partners Credit Union. Joining is easy! Simply fill out our online membership application, and follow the instructions to begin enjoying the benefits of credit union membership. Plus, if you’re eligible, so is your immediate family! Also, if you work for any of our sponsor companies , you and your family members are eligible. Not on our list of sponsor companies? No Problem! Email us to find out how your company can offer this FREE employee benefit by becoming a Credit Union sponsor. Unlike a bank, a credit union is member-owned. That means you’ll get a higher level of service because you’re an owner—not just a customer. At Financial Partners, financial necessities such as checking and auto loans will cost you less than at a bank or other financial services provider. Plus, there are no hidden charges or fees. And with us, you’ll have the one-on-one guidance of financial professionals. Becoming a member of Financial Partners will help you achieve your financial goals, whether you need to pay for school, build or enhance your credit or get the best loan for a car or home. How do I become a member?Becoming a member is easy. Simply complete the online membership application and mail a printed copy along with a copy of your government issued identification, a copy of a recent utility bill plus a $10 entrance fee (fee waived with a $100 deposit into a savings or checking account). We’ll process your application and mail your account number to you in just days. Or, bring your completed application to any one of our branches. A member service advisor will be happy to open your account in minutes. How do I move my money from my current bank?Once you open your account with Financial Partners, just follow these three (3) easy steps to switch from your bank. 1) Change your direct deposit notification, 2) Transfer any automatic payments, and 3) Close your account at your other financial institution. |