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About CU Service Centers
CU Service Centers® share a network with credit unions all over the country, allowing members to share thousands of convenient locations to perform transactions just as if they were in their home credit union. Whether you’re visiting relatives stateside, attending college off-island or just enjoying some much-needed vacation time away, your credit union is always nearby.
How it works
It’s simple. Over 1,300 credit unions worldwide are part of the CU Service Centers® network. That means anywhere you see the swirl logo, you can conduct business as usual. Our shared network gives you access to over 5,600 locations in 47 states, Puerto Rico, Japan, South Korea, Italy and Germany. And these numbers keep on growing.
To take advantage of this service, all you need is:
Your home credit union’s name
Your account number
Valid government-issued photo I.D. (ie: state driver’s license or U.S. passport)
Why it’s easier
Our CU Service Centers® network is all about convenience. No matter where you may be, your credit union is now as close as the nearest CU Service Centers® location.
At most CU Service Centers®, you can conduct the following transactions:
Make Deposits and Withdrawals
Loan Payments
Loan Advances
Account Inquiries
Transfers
Statement Print-outs
Money Orders and Traveler’s Checks (if available)
VISA or Master Card advances (if available)
Other member services where available include:
Notary Services
Photocopy Requests
Fax Services
Find out more by visiting the CU Service Centers® website at www.cuswirl.com
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Your savings federally insured to at least $250,000 and backed by the full faith and credit of the United States Government. National Credit Union Administration, a U.S. Government agency. Congress has temporarily increased NCUA share insurance form $100,000 to $250,000 per depositor through December 2013.