App Profile: Foothill Credit Union

Lawdealer

Rating: 5/5

I joined this credit union as a child saver around 1970 and I have been with them ever since. I have gotten personal loans and checking and savings accounts. Always accurate on their accounting and little to no fees. In person their Glendora branch is great and friendly with a large coin counter for members👍; telephone center is fast and easy to use; online app is just average. Great place to save and borrow small loans up to $25,000. Their atm can be used fee free at thousands of other credit unions locations, so I can usually access funds throughout the United States with no fees. A great bonus.

11123774847

Rating: 3/5

Idk I’ve always absolutely hated how this company functions online or over the phone. I moved after receiving my car loan and I only use this company for that and they say payments must be made in person or I get a fee every time I have to pay. It’s very annoying. I can’t even go in person with my debit card, cash only. Hated the original app, couldn’t do anything other than see the balance without it say error every two seconds. This one has finally been updated, it’s much much better but my frustration still stands since they added the Zelle feature I was so excited to use it since it’s instant. I use Zelle with my other banks for instant transfers with no issues but again, this app always glitches ugh. It Didn’t send my money “instantly” like it should have and now I have to wait a day. It’s showing as transfer received but still not showing in my bank balance so I can’t pay my car loan until it does, very frustrating.

sroblez73

Rating: 4/5

I love FFCU and was pretty happy with the old version mobile app. Me and my husband have our accounts linked to the others accounts but not with each others name on these accounts. Before we could see the accounts like seeing hubby’s checking,savings and others like credit card account but couldn’t see what was available. Now we see each others stuff, we were cool just being able to transfer to each others accounts but now we see to much.