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Credit unions are cooperative, non-profit financial institutions dedicated to meeting the financial needs of their members.

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Harvard University Credt Union
At Harvard University Credit Union, putting people first has always been what we do. As a not-for-profit financial cooperative, we exist solely for the best interest of our members. All of our earnings go back to you, the member, in the form of better rates, fewer fees, and high quality services. We aspire to be a trusted partner in our members' financial lives and we work hard to educate our members about important financial issues.
Credit Union members enjoy a full line of loan and deposit options delivered with a level of personal service that you can't get at a commercial bank. Whether you're opening a checking account, applying for a mortgage, or just looking for some sound advice, our expert staff will make your experience easy and comfortable.

Become a member today!
Joining the Credit Union has never been easier. Just take a few minutes to fill out our Online Membership Application. You can also come in to any one of our branch locations, or contact us with any questions you may have. We look forward to working with you!

MAFCU (Medical Area) Federal Credit Union
MAFCU Federal Credit Union is a financial cooperative, owned by, and operated for, our members. We are dedicated to helping members reach their financial goals by providing excellent financial products, outstanding member service, and valuable financial education. MAFCU offers a full range of financial products and services including share savings accounts, share draft accounts, term certificates, family membership, Kids Clubs, vacation, holiday, and back-to-school clubs, auto loans, student loans, personal loans, first and second home mortgages, VISA credit cards, and investment services. MAFCU has surcharge-free ATMs and is part of the SUM network. MAFCU members may apply for a loan 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by calling 617-278-5600 (press 2), and have 24-hour-a-day account access through Online Banking at MAFCU. MAFCU also offers the convenience of payroll deduction and direct deposit.
MAFCU's main branch is located at 365 Boylston Street, Brookline, MA. The Longwood branch is located at 221 Longwood Avenue in
the Richardson-Fuller Building (1st Floor). For Credit Union hours, inquiries, or more information, go to MAFCU at 617-278-5600. All deposits are insured in full to a maximum of $250,000 by the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund (NCUSIF). MAFCU is an equal housing leader.

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This content was last modified on: 12/04/2009

Partners EAP serves employees, and their household members, of Partners HealthCare and related entities. Partners EAP is not a service for the general public.
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