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  2. Credit Union of Southern California : r/orangecounty - Reddit

    www.reddit.com/r/orangecounty/comments/iiaxpc/credit_union_of_southern_california

    I have a few accounts with Orange County Credit Union and don't believe I've ever been charged a fee. And I get my paychecks a day and a half early, so thats a nice bonus for my irresponsible spending habits. Reply. ohno • 4 yr. ago. We also have accounts with OCCU (checking, savings, credit card, and auto loan).

  3. Solid credit unions around here? : r/orangecounty - Reddit

    www.reddit.com/r/orangecounty/comments/wlr0hj/solid_credit_unions_around_here

    r/orangecounty. Welcome to /r/orangecounty, the Reddit community for all things related to Orange County, California. This is your one-stop-shop for discussions, news, events, and local happenings in this sunny Southern California region. Share your experiences, ask questions, and connect with both locals and visitors alike.

  4. Best credit unions in Los Angeles? : r/creditunions - Reddit

    www.reddit.com/r/creditunions/comments/16mefo4/best_credit_unions_in_los_angeles

    Credit Union of Southern California, Wescom, and Logix are all ones that I’ve worked with and hold in high regard. You may be eligible for some others depending on your employer or university or other affiliation. SchoolsFirst is awesome too if you’re eligible. Reply reply.

  5. top credit unions in southern California? : r/creditunions -...

    www.reddit.com/.../comments/11nypfa/top_credit_unions_in_southern_california

    I suppose it depends where exactly you are. In the San Diego area I’d recommend Mission Fed. Most are pretty great. Schoolsfirst! If you're comfortable with online only, I like Alliant. 3.2K subscribers in the creditunions community.

  6. Credit Union : r/orangecounty - Reddit

    www.reddit.com/r/orangecounty/comments/1b2dy8m/credit_union

    Welcome to /r/orangecounty, the Reddit community for all things related to Orange County, California. This is your one-stop-shop for discussions, news, events, and local happenings in this sunny Southern California region. Share your experiences, ask questions, and connect with both locals and visitors alike.

  7. Giant list of Credit Unions in OC and other parts of Southern...

    www.reddit.com/r/orangecounty/comments/lft6o/giant_list_of_credit_unions_in_oc...

    Kinecta Federal Credit Union has a branch in Brea as well. 1. Award. BananaSmoothie. • 13 yr. ago. All of these seem to need a minimum opening balance or direct deposit. I don't have a job nor do I have the minimum balance.

  8. Recommendation for a local credit union? : r/AskLosAngeles -...

    www.reddit.com/.../comments/107kc98/recommendation_for_a_local_credit_union

    Free overdraft transfers (up to 4 times a month; then they charge a $3 fee): no minimum savings balance; and they don't hold your checks - you'll have access to the funds immediately. Copied from their website: "FREE Checking. FREE Overdraft Transfers*. NO Minimum Savings Account Balance Fee.

  9. Credit Unions in Southern California for Auto Loans

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    Credit Unions in Southern California for Auto Loans. Hello, I am an international student on STEM OPT looking to buy a car in the Los Angeles/OC region. I have 3 years of credit history with a FICO score of 740-750, but I am wondering if CUs in general are willing to take my file. If so, any recommendations welcome!

  10. Can anyone recommend a good credit union for me? : r/LosAngeles -...

    www.reddit.com/.../comments/iu1k5/can_anyone_recommend_a_good_credit_union_for_me

    I suggest using a combination of Credit Union and an online bank. I use ING Direct and the USC Credit Union. First Entertainment might work -. my AFTRA one allows me to get money out with no fees at 7-11 etc. not what I expected. Join one though- really great - so much better than a bank.

  11. [Southern California] - School's First Federal Credit Union, is...

    www.reddit.com/.../845grm/southern_california_schools_first_federal_credit

    In general, credit unions offer lower rates on loans, more generous policies regarding plan fees, and tend to be kinder than big banks (in my experience, of course). The downside of a credit union is less availability of ATMs and lack of the giant support network of a 24-hour, world-wide business.