We've heard feedback from members who want to receive text message alerts informing them of suspicious activity on their account. At Seattle Credit Union, we want to do everything we can to keep our members safe and informed. Starting July 2, we will be offering this service to our whole membership. There's no need to opt-in. If you have a Seattle Credit Union debit card and we have your mobile phone number on record, you're already enrolled.
Since 1933, our diversity of experience and skill have helped us support Washingtonians on their journey to prosperity.
Join Seattle Credit Union for the 2019 Annual Meeting on Wednesday, March 27, at our headquarters in Downtown Seattle. The Annual Meeting is an opportunity for you, as a member-owner, to learn about the performance and strategic direction of your financial cooperative. It is also your chance to bring questions and suggestions directly to the Seattle Credit Union Board of Directors.
Elizer (pronounced El-zer) may not have a sidekick named Watson, but his work over the last four years on the Operations team may remind you of Sherlock Holmes.
When we unveiled our new name, we reviewed our connection to the city of Seattle and the people who live in the Puget Sound region. We looked around and saw unprecedented growth and opportunity that has brought new jobs and new residents to town.
We’re looking for talented, experienced leaders for Board and Supervisory Committee positions who will provide governance in shaping the future of this dynamic organization. Since its founding in 1933, Seattle Credit Union has grown into a $800 million, full-service financial institution with nearly 50,000 member-owners.
Our Seattle Credit Union volunteer team of 12 nailed it (literally) last week at United Way's national Day of Caring. They worked at Lake Union Village, a tiny house village for people experiencing homelessness. They painted, furnished, worked on carpentry and flooring, landscaped, cleaned, and beautified.
There are many opportunities for professional and community development in the credit union world. Here at Seattle Credit Union, our leadership regularly participates in these opportunities, so that we remain engaged with and committed to the communities we serve.
We’re excited to join in the celebration of giving with The Seattle Foundation’s eighth annual GIVEBIG event on May 9, 2018. This one-day online giving campaign unites our community to help raise funds for over 1600 local nonprofits across our region. In addition to showing your love for your favorite nonprofits, all Seattle Credit Union Visa® cardholders will earn 5x rewards points for all charitable giving until July 31, 2018.
Jasmine Jones, Business Development Specialist, will lead a free workshop called "You Got This" at the Young Women Empowered (Y-WE) Career Day on April 21.
Seattle Credit Union recently welcomed Wellspring Family Services to our family of community partners.
Kanita is a consumer lending specialist and for the last ten years, she’s worked hard every day to improve the lives of our members.
SMCU is growing and improving! We're excited to announce that to better serve our members’ needs, we’ve moved our Southcenter branch to a new, updated environment just a few blocks south of the old location.
Our very own Tonita Webb, COO, and Barney Herrera, SVP of Strategic Partnerships, are currently at Credit Union National Association’s (CUNA) Governmental Affairs Conference (GAC) in Washington, D.C. representing Seattle Credit Union and networking with other industry leaders.
It’s time again to exercise your rights as a member by electing volunteers to represent you on Seattle Credit Union's Board of Directors. All members in good standing are entitled to a vote in the 85th Annual Volunteer Elections. Voting takes place between Monday, February 12, 2018 and Friday, March 9, 2018.
Seattle Credit Union is guided by altruistic principles like inclusion, cooperation, and community and values like trustworthiness, dynamism, and engagement. We strive to act with integrity in everything we do and put the needs and goals of our members first. That’s why we tailor our products and services to individuals and families – not the other way around.
As one of Seattle Credit Union’s newest employees, Barney Herrera is passionate about community connections and building relationships.
CUInsight.com, 9/11/2017
SMCU announced it earned Low Income Designation (LID) from the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), allowing low-income members easier access to financial services and the tools they need to prosper.
CUInsight.com, 9/18/2017
Today, Seattle Metropolitan Credit Union announced that it has simplified its name to “Seattle Credit Union,” and revealed a new branch design and brand logo.
Seattle Credit Union walks the talk when the talk is about community. Here’s a sampling of what we’ve been up to.
We’re thrilled to be part of the Burien community, and we invite you to come see us at our newest branch. You’ll find us in Burien Town Plaza at 14901 – 4th Avenue SW, Ste. 107, Burien, WA 98166.
Join Seattle Credit Union for the 2019 Annual Meeting on Wednesday, March 27, at our headquarters in Downtown Seattle. The Annual Meeting is an opportunity for you, as a member-owner, to learn about the performance and strategic direction of your financial cooperative. It is also your chance to bring questions and suggestions directly to the Seattle Credit Union Board of Directors.
Recently, the entire Seattle Credit Union family gathered to explore and learn about diversity, inclusion, and empathy in a way that’s never been done before in the credit union’s history.
In order to ensure the integrity of Seattle Credit Union’s member accounts, the Supervisory Committee of Seattle Credit Union has enlisted the services of Moss Adams LLP, Certified Public Accountants and Consultants, to perform a verification of Seattle Credit Union accounts as of September 30, 2018.
When we unveiled our new name, we reviewed our connection to the city of Seattle and the people who live in the Puget Sound region. We looked around and saw unprecedented growth and opportunity that has brought new jobs and new residents to town.
Elizer (pronounced El-zer) may not have a sidekick named Watson, but his work over the last four years on the Operations team may remind you of Sherlock Holmes.
Since 1933, our diversity of experience and skill have helped us support Washingtonians on their journey to prosperity.
Our Seattle Credit Union volunteer team of 12 nailed it (literally) last week at United Way's national Day of Caring. They worked at Lake Union Village, a tiny house village for people experiencing homelessness. They painted, furnished, worked on carpentry and flooring, landscaped, cleaned, and beautified.
We’re looking for talented, experienced leaders for Board and Supervisory Committee positions who will provide governance in shaping the future of this dynamic organization. Since its founding in 1933, Seattle Credit Union has grown into a $800 million, full-service financial institution with nearly 50,000 member-owners.
There are many opportunities for professional and community development in the credit union world. Here at Seattle Credit Union, our leadership regularly participates in these opportunities, so that we remain engaged with and committed to the communities we serve.
We've heard feedback from members who want to receive text message alerts informing them of suspicious activity on their account. At Seattle Credit Union, we want to do everything we can to keep our members safe and informed. Starting July 2, we will be offering this service to our whole membership. There's no need to opt-in. If you have a Seattle Credit Union debit card and we have your mobile phone number on record, you're already enrolled.