El Monte Community Credit Union
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Savings Accounts
Provides savings accounts for members to securely store and grow their funds.

Checking Accounts
Offers checking accounts for convenient management of daily transactions and finances.

Visa Credit Cards
Provides Visa credit cards with potentially low rates and perks for members' financial needs.

Loans
Offers various loan options, including auto, personal, and payday advance loans, to help members achieve their financial goals.

About
El Monte Community Credit Union

Founded in
1961
EIN
956064840
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(14)
Category/Type
Community Support
Address
11718 RAMONA BLVD EL MONTE, California 91732-2310 United States
Website
www.elmonteccu.org
Phone
(626)-444-0501
Email address
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About
El Monte Community Credit Union, est. 1956, serves those who live, work, or worship in El Monte, South El Monte, Baldwin Park, Rosemead, & Irwindale. Originally chartered by city employees, it helps members achieve financial dreams through savings, loans, and other services.
Mission
El Monte Community Credit Union is committed to providing members with exceptional financial products and services, along with quality service.

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