CCCU was originally formed by the employees of Consolidated Freightways in 1954. Now they serve over 20,000 members and have over $490 million in assets, serving members in all 50 states.
They are a full-service credit union that was originally chartered in 1954 to serve the employees of Consolidated Freightways. Today, anyone who lives, works, worships, owns a business, or goes to school in either Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas, Columbia, Hood River, Yamhill, Clark, or Skamania counties is eligible to join CCCU. Potential members across the country…
Due to the ever-changing landscape of the financial services market, the Board of Directors and management of both credit unions thought this was the best path to continue meeting the financial needs of our members. Together, our organizations will continue to grow and evolve, helping us market to our community, implement new technologies and provide…
You can set up customized Alerts in Online Banking or the Mobile Banking app to receive notifications about various account activities. Go to the “Settings” tab (upper right profile icon), select “Security and Alerts” and then “My Alerts.” From here you can “Add New Subscription” to customize the alerts you would like to receive. You…
In order to access the dashboard in Online Banking and Mobile Banking, first tap or click on the double arrow icon on the left side of the screen (or the bottom of the screen in the Mobile Banking app). With the dashboard open you have access to five sections: 1: Accounts Use the accounts section…
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