Press Releases

Credit union to open two new locations in Snohomish and King counties later this year

Co-op dedicates $870,000 to nonprofits focused on preventing homeowner foreclosure and renter eviction

Experienced financial services leader joins credit union’s executive team today in new role

30-year financial services executive with vast experience in transformation, product innovation and consumer needs to lead country’s largest community credit union

Nearly 2,700 employees give back to their communities during BECU Cares Day

Co-op commits funding for nonprofits dedicated to environmental and climate justice, circular innovation, and renewable energy

19-track digital album available via Bandcamp Sept. 2 - Proceeds to directly support artists

Credit union returned $322.7 million to its members and $5.8 million to its communities last year

Co-op commits philanthropic funding for Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) communities

Nearly 2,500 employees give back to their communities during BECU Cares Day

Member-owned credit union ends year with over 1.28 million members and $26.8 billion in assets

The credit union received more than 500 nominations from its members to direct its funding

Credit union will partner with nonprofits through the Black Community Development Project

Nearly 2,400 employees participating remotely to support nine nonprofit community partners

Washington-based credit union adds experienced information technology leader to executive team

Financial cooperative ends year with over 1.2 million members and $22.2 billion in assets

Local credit union to expand financial services footprint to Whatcom County in 2020

Member-owned credit union works to remove barriers in home buying process

New data shows that 82% of parents cite fear as a barrier to having the conversation

Local credit union to open new Neighborhood Financial Center next spring

Credit union works to improve student financial well-being through annual scholarship program

Credit union returns $312 million to its members and $5.7 million to its communities in 2018