As of February 3, 2023, our Georgetown branch is permanently closed. Thank you for understanding. To find an alternate location or ATM near you, please visit seattlecu.com/locations
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.
While some tried-and-true scams continue to haunt us (think Craigslist and mystery shopper scams), criminals continue to think of new, clever ways to commit fraud. New trends we’re seeing right now: attacks on domestic and international students, and new immigrants to the United States.
While moving may or may not be fun for you, taking the necessary steps to prepare for your move and budgeting ahead of time will help you avoid a headache in the long run.
If you are looking to purchase a new home or refinance your existing mortgage, you’ll want to talk to the mortgage pros in Seattle Credit Union’s Mortgage Center.
Identity theft happens when someone uses another’s personal information without permission, and everyone’s a target. Criminals look for social security numbers, birthdates, passwords, Medicare numbers, passport numbers, and bank account numbers.
If you have a mortgage, you already know a thing or two about home ownership. Costs can seem daunting, but that’s where the equity in your home can help.
Your credit report is one of the most important and helpful tools you have to manage your personal finances. Credit reports detail everything that makes up – and influences – your credit score.
