“SFCU has been our go to banking institution for decades!”
—Nina S.
SLAC employee
Welcome SLAC employees
Stanford Federal Credit Union is a full-service bank serving members in 90 countries with one important difference, we’re non-profit and owned by our members. Join today and get up to $620 in cash!
Your Personal Banker
Yes, you have a dedicated Personal Banker available to answer questions and assist you every step of the way. Let me know how I can help!
Phone: 650.300.5003
Email: [email protected]
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Exclusive SLAC benefits
Stanford FCU has been serving SLAC employees since 1985. More than 1,500 of your co-workers are already credit union members.
- New members get up to $620 in cash when you complete simple activities like setting up direct deposit and signing up for eStatements!
- Get paid up to two days early with direct deposit
- Mortgage fee discount up to $1,2001 (RSUs included in underwriting)
Learn more about mortgages - Emergency Loan up to $2,0002
- Open accounts without an SSN or credit history when relocating to the U.S.
- Second-chance checking and loan program to help you restore good credit
Stanford FCU member benefits
We’re non-profit and owned by our members, so all earnings are returned back to members
in the form of lower fees and loan rates, and higher deposit rates.
- Free checking with a free first box of checks for new members (no balance or direct deposit requirements)
- Free ATMs on our Locator page—Ambassadors get unlimited free worldwide ATMs!
- Rewards credit cards with up to 5% cash back and no annual, foreign transaction or balance transfer fees
- Up to 1.00% rate discount on auto and personal loans
Learn more about membership rewards
- Free financial education and webinars
- Earn extra cash by referring friends, family and co-workers (refer 5 friends, get $2,500*)
- Free investment portfolio analysis
Learn more about investments - We saved our members $25 million in 2020—view the full report from the Credit Union National Association (CUNA)
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