Grow your savings to new heights with a competitive 5.25% APY* 9-Month Certificate. Make your money climb with a low minimum deposit of just $1,000 in new-to-USCCU funds.
Grow your savings to new heights with a competitive 5.25% APY* 9-Month Certificate. Make your money climb with a low minimum deposit of just $1,000 in new-to-USCCU funds.
Already a member? Extend the benefits of USC Credit Union membership to everyone in your immediate family or household – they’re all invited to become a member owner!
Get a free financial education on all things personal finance from credit scores and debt consolidation to saving and student loans.
Grow your savings to new heights with a competitive 5.25% APY* 9-Month Certificate. Make your money climb with a low minimum deposit of just $1,000 in new-to-USCCU funds.
Grow your savings to new heights with a competitive 5.25% APY* 9-Month Certificate. Make your money climb with a low minimum deposit of just $1,000 in new-to-USCCU funds.
Already a member? Extend the benefits of USC Credit Union membership to everyone in your immediate family or household – they’re all invited to become a member owner!
Get a free financial education on all things personal finance from credit scores and debt consolidation to saving and student loans.
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Create a one-time, recurring, or future-dated transfer from your savings or checking account without the need for checks, wire transfers or credit cards.
Use internal transfers to move money between your USC Credit Union accounts, or between your USC Credit Union account and another USC Credit Union member’s account.
Use external transfers to move money between your USC Credit Union account to your accounts at other financial institutions.
To start, simply:
Sending money to another USC Credit Union member or to your external account? Add the account under the Transfers widget before setting up the transfer.
To send money securely to other individual’s external accounts, learn more about Wire Services.
When you pay your bills online, guess what makes those transactions efficient and secure? That’s right, the ACH network. In 2021 alone, this remarkable technological system processed 29.1 billion payments of more than $72.6 trillion.
Internal accounts are within USC Credit Union. This includes your USC Credit Union accounts and another member’s USC Credit Union account. Internal transfers are instant, and the funds will be available immediately.
Like most financial institutions, we use the Automated Clearing House (ACH) network to process external transfers from one financial institution to another.
The funds from an external transfer made between your USC Credit Union and your non-USC Credit Union account before 5:00pm PST, Monday-Friday will be available on the 4th business day. Keep in mind, weekends or holiday will affect transfer times.
Use USC Credit Union’s Transfers service on Online or Mobile Banking to make internal and external transfers.
Easy to use and transfer deposits are quick!
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