Les M.
11/2/2011
I am in the process of leaving Bank of America--for good, even though B of A has recently decided to not levy a $5 monthly fee on debit accounts. BECU is where I am going, and, so far, they have...
BECU credit union
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29 W Mercer St
Seattle, WA 98119
BECU is a member-owned, not-for-profit credit union dedicated to meeting the financial needs of its members. Committed to the well-being of its members, BECU provides various financial services such as loans, mortgages, and personalized banking assistance through video banking.
For those looking to borrow money using the equity of their homes, BECU offers Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOCs) as well as personal loans with no fees or collateral required. Additionally, BECU provides business banking services tailored to meet the needs of small businesses.
BECU goes beyond traditional banking by offering youth banking solutions like the Early Saver account, encouraging young individuals to cultivate healthy saving habits. Through their Financial Health Programs and informative blog, BECU aims to empower members in achieving their financial goals and improving their financial well-being.
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Jake M.
3/24/2025
I went in during business hours and tried to check in using the kiosk. The kiosk said the are not currently taking walk ins but also did not give an option to set an appointment. none of the staff...
Paul S.
8/27/2024
Would not bank anywhere else. Customer for 40 years, and never had a bad experience. Always friendly, most of the time efficient (yes, there are new employees that sometimes need further...
Inna B.
7/6/2010
I have a slight love/hate relationship with their outdoor ATM. Normally, everything works wonderfully. I love the Snapshot ATM's. I love the friendly and helpful customer service reps I get at...
Tom L.
2/15/2022
BECU has gone way downhill. If you are $2 short on a $700 check they will run it right away and charge you a $25 non sufficient funds fee and not push it through. But if you have the money to...
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