You can always work at improving your finances. And we’re here to help! Maybe this is your first time considering using a credit union or bank because you’ve been concerned about what you’ll need to do to qualify, or the cost of monthly fees. Or perhaps your financial situation changed and your credit is in need of repair, but you’re not sure where to start. American Eagle FCU is committed to partnering with you, understanding your unique situation, and finding a way to get you on the path to financial freedom.
For your convenience, several of our products and services geared towards those new to a banking relationship, or looking to build or rebuild credit, are listed below. However, a member of our team at any of our branch locations, in our Contact Center, or at our Video Teller Machines, is happy to speak with you and guide you through the process.
Other Loans/Loan Programs
Checking Accounts
Free Services With Your Account
New to banking? Here’s what you’ll you need to open your account.
- Visit your local American Eagle FCU branch, or you can open your account online (NOTE: Some accounts can only be opened inside a branch). For your convenience, you can make an appointment ahead of time, using the link on our homepage.
- First you’ll provide some basic information like your name, address, phone number and email address. If you’re under 18 years old, you’ll need to visit your local branch with a parent or guardian to open your account.
- Next you’ll give proof of your identification with your Social Security number, your date of birth, and a copy of your government issued ID such as a current driver’s license or a passport.
- Finally, you’ll need a way to add money to your new account. This can be done using account information or a debit card from another financial institution, or by bringing cash into your local AEFCU branch.
For your added protection, you may be asked to verify security questions that only you would be able to answer throughout the account opening process. This helps to reduce your risk of identity theft.