Bigger is Better

When people ask you where you bank, what do you tell them? Hopefully, you say Farmers Insurance Group Federal Credit Union. And when someone asks you how many branches does your "bank" have, what do you say? Or "how many ATMs?" The answers to these questions are "a lot more than you think" and/or "more than Bank of America."

Access to your Credit Union is available at almost 25,000 free ATMS nationwide and at over 2,400 branches. How is that possible? One of the benefits of banking with your Credit Union is that we are part of a cooperative network, and that means that the services of many credit unions are available to you as if they were one.

Credit unions have joined together and created Credit Union Service Centers across the country which allow a participating credit union member like yourself to conduct most of your business as if it were your own FIGFCU branch. By sharing facilities, we can offer greater convenience for our members to access their accounts in many more locations and pass along the savings to you from not having to shoulder the expense of a large branch network. You realize these savings through higher savings rates, lower loan rates and lower fees. The following services may be available to you at Credit Union Service Center locations throughout the United States:

Saturday Hours Check Cashing Deposits and Withdrawals, Transfer Funds Loan Payments Money Orders, Travelers Checks

And it's easy to find a location near you. Simply click on Service Locations and then CU Service Centers to find a location near you. Or go to www.cuswirl.com or come into your branch and ask for a directory of branches.


Plus, through the CO-OP Network, your Credit Union has made almost 25,000 ATMS available to you. That's more than Bank of America and Washington Mutual!! Simply click Service Locations, then ATM locations to find an ATM near you. Or look for the CO-OP logo, log onto www.co-opnetwork.org or ask your branch for a directory of ATM locations

Change the way you think about your Credit Union. We are as big, if not bigger, than the "big banks" and offer better rates and service. Now that's what we call Banking.