Membership Information

Who’s Eligible for Foothill Membership?

Membership is available to individuals within our field of membership. Foothill Federal Credit Union serves over 260 Select Employer Groups in the San Gabriel Valley. If eligible, you can become a member by making a $50.00 minimum deposit, which represents one share of ownership, plus a one time membership fee of $5.00.

To see if your employer is in our Field of Membership––or to see how you can join the Credit Union––give us a call at 626.445.0950, ext. 6227 or 6229. We'll be more than happy to assist you.

Employers: If you would like your employees to enjoy the benefits of credit union membership, give us a call at 626.445.0950, ext. 6229 or 6227. We'll walk you right through the application! Click here for flyer.

What are some of the products and services offered by FFCU?

• Checking, Savings, Youth Accounts, Money Market Accounts and IRAs (Ask us about our MyChoice Checking and Summertime Savings accounts that earns high dividends.)
• Low rate Auto Loans, Mastercard, Personal Loans, and Real Estate Loans
• 24 Hour Account Access via www.foothillcu.org or ATM/Debit Card account access at Foothill ATMs, CO-OP Network ATMs, 7-eleven stores, and COSTCOs.
• FREE Online Banking with e-statements, FREE Online Bill Payment.
• Direct Deposit and Payroll Deduction
• Auto Buying Services by New Cars, Inc.
• High-yield Certificate Rates
• Complimentary Appointment with a Financial Advisor through Wescom Financial Services.
• Personalized Service...And Much More.

Start enjoying the benefits Foothill Federal Credit Union has to offer by visiting one of our local branches or apply for membership online.

Once you are a member, your immediate family members also become eligible for membership. Immediate family members consist of your spouse, children, (including adopted and foster children), parents, sisters, brothers, grandparents and grandchildren.

Your Money is Safe with the Credit Union

Foothill Federal Credit Union is insured by the The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), which is a federal insurance fund backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. Government. Note that not one penny of insured savings has ever been lost by a member of a federally insured credit union.