Jeffco Federal Credit Union

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Membership
Membership is not just having an account. Credit unions were formed on the basis of people helping people, and that is still our motto today, People Helping People. Credit unions are formed by people with a common bond, something that sets them apart from everyone else. Usually it is what company you work for, but many credit unions today have switched to a geographic area. Because we are owned by our members and not by a group of stockholders, our members elect our Board of Directors each year from among the membership to oversee and run the credit union. Membership in a credit union is becoming one of our owners, not just another number.

Financial Security – We are secured by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), a branch of the US Government, for up to $100,000 per member for their deposit accounts and additionally, for up to $250,000 per member for IRA accounts.
Competitive Rates – We are able to offer competitive rates on both savings and loans.
Personal Banking – Our dedication to provide you with the best service possible is what sets us apart from the larger institutions

Who can become a Member and how to do it?
Our membership Groups:

Employees of Jefferson County and their families
Employees of The City of Golden and their families
Employees of Facilities West and their families
Employees of Stevenson Automotive and their families

To become a member please contact the credit union with your name and address and you will be mailed a membership packet to get you started.

When opening an account please be aware that in an effort to help fight money laundering and terrorism, we are required to obtain, verify and record identifying information about each owner of an account. This means we will ask for your name, address and birth date, as well as other identifying information and you will be required to produce a valid state-issued photo ID card.

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The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), a U.S. Government agency, federally
insures member deposits up
to $100,000. Individual Retirement Accounts are separately insured to $250,000 each.