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Wymar FCU…Where We Believe
in “Service First”
Wymar Federal Credit Union is a full service financial institution
which strives to assist our member's in accomplishing their
financial goals and realizing their dreams. Established
in 1958, Wymar is a not-for-profit financial institution,
democratically-controlled, and organized in a cooperative
spirit where all members are equal shareholders.
Wymar returns its earnings to our members by
offering:
- Lower loan rates
- Higher savings yields
- Low or no fees for many banking services
- Expanded financial services at little additional cost
to the member
- Bonus dividends and interest rebates
Who Can Join
Our field of membership is limited to the following individuals:
- Employees of BASF Corporation who work in Geismar, Louisiana
and members of their immediate family
- Employees of this credit union and members of their immediate
family
- Un-remarried spouses of persons who died while within the
field of membership of this credit union
- Persons retired as pensioners or annuitants from BASF Corporation
- Organizations of such persons
Immediate family member eligibility is limited to:
- Spouse
- Children
- Grandchildren
- Relatives by blood or marriage living under the same roof
in the same household
- Daughters-in-law, sons-in-law, and grandchildren living
under the same roof in the same household with children who
are eligible members of this credit union.
A household is defined as persons living in the same residence
maintaining a single economic unit.
How to Join
Stop by our office and one of our “Service First” Representatives
will be happy to assist you. You will need to provide
the following:
- Your driver's license, state-issued I.D. card, U.S. passport,
or U.S. military I.D.
- Social Security number
- Cash, check, or money order for a minimum of $5.00 to purchase
a qualifying share – the minimum deposit to open your
Regular Savings Account. ($5.00 Savings Account balance must
be maintained at all times to remain eligible for credit
union services and membership.)
- If you are under the age of 17, you'll need a parent or
guardian as a joint-owner.
- If you are opening a joint account, both parties must be
present.
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