Manage your finances wherever, whenever. Use our Mobile Banking app to check balances, pay bills, transfer money and deposit checks.
Help with tuition when you need it. USC Credit Union’s unique line of credit loan lets you draw what you need any time – no need to reapply.
Help with tuition when you need it. USC Credit Union’s unique line of credit loan lets you draw what you need any time – no need to reapply.
Already a member? Extend the benefits of USC Credit Union membership to everyone in your immediate family or household – they’re all invited to become a member owner!
Get a free financial education on all things personal finance from credit scores and debt consolidation to saving and student loans.
Manage your finances wherever, whenever. Use our Mobile Banking app to check balances, pay bills, transfer money and deposit checks.
Help with tuition when you need it. USC Credit Union’s unique line of credit loan lets you draw what you need any time – no need to reapply.
Help with tuition when you need it. USC Credit Union’s unique line of credit loan lets you draw what you need any time – no need to reapply.
Already a member? Extend the benefits of USC Credit Union membership to everyone in your immediate family or household – they’re all invited to become a member owner!
Get a free financial education on all things personal finance from credit scores and debt consolidation to saving and student loans.
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Get a free financial education on all things personal finance from credit scores and debt consolidation to saving and student loans.
When you join USC Credit Union, you’re more than a member. You’re an owner in a not-for-profit cooperative founded to help you achieve your financial dreams. As your credit union, we’re 100% committed to your financial wellbeing – and the role financial literacy plays in enhancing it. We pulled together these resources to boost your financial literacy on a wide range of topics, so you can manage your money with confidence.
There’s a reason more than 130 million people belong to a credit union. Individuals choose credit unions over traditional banks for higher dividend rates, minimal account fees, and lower interest rates on loan products. But how can a small army of 5,000+ federally insured credit unions offer these benefits and a host of other financial benefits to everyday consumers?
You’ve received your college acceptance letters – congratulations! If you’ve been accepted to multiple schools, one of the biggest determining factors for your final choice may be the out of pocket cost for each option. Along with your acceptance letters, you should receive an award letter outlining the financial aid for which you are eligible at each college. Here are some important definitions you should know.
When it comes to managing your finances, you have several options available to you, including banks and credit unions. While both offer similar financial products and services, there are some key differences between the two that can affect your decision about which one to choose.
Don't let scams and fraud catch you off guard this St. Patrick's Day. Protect your identity and money with these 5 pinch-proof tips!
Choosing a life insurance product is an important decision, but it can be complicated. As with any major purchase, it's important that you understand your needs and the options available to you.
Life insurance is an important investment to protect you and your family in case of unexpected events. However, choosing the right coverage can be overwhelming. Here are a few tips to keep in mind when buying an insurance policy.
It's important to consider your coverage needs and personal financial situation when choosing the type of life insurance that is best for you. There are many kinds of insurance, but they generally fall into two categories: term insurance and permanent insurance.
Your money goals matter, and the financial counselors at GreenPath can help you reach them. Our financial partner and a trusted national nonprofit since 1961, GreenPath can help you pay down debt, improve your credit score, explore student loan options and make the best housing choices for your budget. Added bonus: Your first financial counseling session is free, just for being a USC Credit Union member.
How much do you need to retire? How much do you need to set aside for college loan payments? How much new home can you afford? What will your payments be if you refinance your mortgage? How much can you grow your savings with a share certificate? Should you buy or lease your new vehicle? How long will it take to pay off your credit card? Find out with one of these financial calculators:
It’s never too early to plan your retirement, and an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) lets you save for the future safely and securely at your pace. Which IRA is right for you? Explore the features and benefits and talk to us for more details.
Managing your money shouldn’t be as hard as your homework. Open a student account that fits you and your campus life. No monthly service charge. Free ATMs. Mobile banking.
Lock in our best yields on your terms. Share savings earn you a guaranteed return and let you choose how much to deposit amount and for how long.
I’ve been with USC Credit Union over 20 years as my main banking source. It just feels like a supportive community-based location to handle all of my financial needs.
Need help deciding on a product or service? Talk to a member associate. We’re always here to lend an ear and all the guidance you need.