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See and Compare
With lower loan rates, lower fees and higher savings rates, San Francisco Federal Credit Union is the best kept secret in San Francisco.
San Francisco Federal Credit Union is a local, full-service financial institution that exclusively serves the SF community. Unlike banks, we are a member-owned financial cooperative with no stockholders to pay. Our income is returned to our member-owners by offering higher yields on savings accounts, lower fees overall, lower rates and free services.
In addition, we also offer FREE Online Banking, Bill Payer, e-Statements, PERSONAL AUTO SHOPPER* and over 28,000 surcharge-free ATM locations nationwide.
See how we compare with two traditional banks.
Account Type |
Wells Fargo |
Chase |
San Francisco FCU |
Money Market Accounts |
· Balance: $2,500
· 0.05% APY |
· Balance: $2,500
· 0.01% APY |
· Balance: $2,500
· 0.70% APY |
Certificates |
· 6-Month Term
· Balance: $10,000
· 0.35% APY |
· 6-Month Term
· Balance: $10,000
· 0.25% APY |
· 6-Month Term
· Balance: $10,000
· 1.21% APY |
Open your membership online, call (415) 775-5377, option 4 or stop by one of our branches:
- Main Branch, 770 Golden Gate Ave. (at Gough St.)
- Lakeside Branch, 2645 Ocean Ave. (at 19th Ave.)
- Geary Branch, 4375 Geary Blvd (at 8th Ave.)
We are open to the entire San Francisco community! Individuals who live, work, worship or attend school in San Francisco can apply to join San Francisco FCU
To learn more about all your credit
union can offer you, please contact us at (415) 775-5377, option
4 or contacts@SanFranciscoFCU.com.
*An auto buying service offered through Members Advantage Plus
APY = annual percentage yield. Balances quoted are minimums required to earn stated APYs. Comparison rates retrieved from Wells Fargo and Chase Bank web sites and accurate as of 11/2/09. San Francisco FCU rates accurate as of 11/2/09. Checking and money market APYs are variable after account is opened. Early withdrawal penalties apply to certificates. Fees may reduce earnings on checking and money market accounts. All loans require credit approval.
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