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Primary Shares

A simple option for saving

Your primary share account is a basic savings plan. A minimum of $5.00 (one share) is required to open a share savings account establishing your lifetime membership at East County Schools Federal Credit Union. Dividends accrue daily and are paid monthly with earnings from the day-of-deposit to day-of-withdrawal.

Share Savings accounts offer:

  • Only a $5.00 minimum balance required
  • Unlimited in-branch withdrawals
  • Six preauthorized, automatic, electronic or telephone transfers (including Online Banking) per month to another credit union account or to a third party
  • Dividends are calculated daily and paid monthly
  • Up to 8 different accounts for different needs. Give them names like vacation, Holiday savings, or other name to help you keep them separate
  • No monthly fee
  • Competitive Dividend rates
  • 24 hour access to your account through Online Banking and ATMs
  • Share to share transfers and overdraft protection for your East County Schools FCU checking account, up to six electronic (non-branch) withdrawals per calendar month
  • Automatic loan payments from your savings
  • Deposit to your account via payroll Direct Deposit or our mobile app
  • Statements are mailed quarterly, unless there is electronic activity, then they are mailed monthly
  • NCUA insured up to $250,000

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    My Loan Officer, Mireya, is truly an asset to ECSFCU. She is competent, articulate, sweet and compassionate. When there was an error in the payoff of my car, Mireya personally took a credit union check and drove it to the dealer to correct it, the same day. We are thankful for the time and effort she put into this important transaction.  That’s customer service, and she is leading the pack!

     

     

    Jack Charles, Grossmont High School District, retired