Members: Please be sure to write the full year – 2020 – when filling out the date on a personal check or any important document. This could prevent potential problems, blocking fraudsters from changing a “20” into a “2018” or “2021.”
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Becoming a member of Kekaha Credit Union is easy − and rewarding. It begins with a personal savings account, which entitles you to all of our products and services. Click on the JOIN NOW button, fill out and print the online form, and bring it to the Kekaha branch or any Aloha Pacific FCU branch on Oahu, Maui and in Las Vegas.
Or join Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union or one of APFCU's other divisions -- OTS Employees Credit Union or Hawaii National Guard Credit Union.
Becoming a member of Kekaha Credit Union is easy − and rewarding. It begins with a personal savings account, which entitles you to all of our products and services that include:
Visit the Kekaha Credit Union branch for all the details.
Once a member, always a member. Even if you change jobs or retire, you can still enjoy Kekaha Credit Union's benefits.
To become a member, you must reside on Kauai or be a family member of a Kekaha CU member; and maintain $5 in your savings account.
In addition, our partnership with Aloha Pacific FCU includes more than 2,300 Select Employee Groups (including the Hawaii Pacific Health/Wilcox Medical Center, City & County of Honolulu, HGEA, Waipahu Community Association, COSTCO Hawaii Kai, and many others) as approved by the Board of Directors. Employees of these groups, members of their immediate families or household; and organizations of such persons are all eligible to become members of the credit union.
Bring the documents listed below to the Kekaha CU branch or any Aloha Pacific FCU branch. There are seven conveniently located APFCU branches on Oahu, one on Maui, and one in Las Vegas, Nevada.
What is a Credit Union?
A credit union (CU) is a not-for-profit, cooperative financial institution owned and run by member-owners to provide a safe place to save and borrow money at reasonable rates. Unlike a bank or other for-profit financial institution, a CU gives its profits back to its members in the form of higher account rates, lower loan rates, lower service fees and other valuable services. Your deposits are insured by the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund (NCUSIF). The NCUSIF is the federal fund created by Congress in 1970 to insure members' accounts at credit unions up to the federal limit. Administered by the National Credit Union Administration, the NCUSIF is backed by the "full faith and credit" of the U.S. Government.
To join a CU, you must be eligible for membership as determined by the CU's charter. Most credit unions are organized to serve people in a particular community, group or groups of employees, or members of an organization or association.
If you are looking for better rates, lower fees and quality service, consider joining the membership of Kekaha Credit Union!