[b]Dallas, TX[/b] – You might ask why leave a banking institution for a credit union? After all, most banks are bigger, seem to have greater credibility, and may have a larger number of customers than credit unions. However, the benefits of credit unions can outweigh the benefits of big banks. Once someone becomes a member at GO Federal Credit Union, it’s hard to go back to a bank.

GO Federal Credit Union seeks to empower their members by not only helping them with their money management, but also making their members owners. Since most credit unions including GO Federal Credit Union are not-for-profit, they can offer better deals and more savings for their members than banks by funneling the profits back to their members through better interest rates and lower fees.

Just like with banks, members can also access their accounts from anywhere online, through voice control, and through ATMs, ensuring that their money remains in easy reach no matter when or where they need it.

Every single member is a shareholder, not only giving members the benefits of the credit union’s banking services, but also allowing members to vote for the board of directors and control who is in charge of the credit union. In addition, the credit union also insures savings, term share certificates (certificates of deposit), and Kasasa® free checking. All of those options are federally insured by the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund, which is backed by the U.S government and insures up to $250,000 dollars, just like a bank

Members must live, work, or worship in Dallas County to be eligible for membership, and after making a $25-dollar deposit and submitting an I.D, the membership will be complete and the benefits of the credit union will start to roll in and become accessible. With steps this easy, is it any wonder why people are eager to join and become a member at GO Federal Credit Union?

[b]About Go Federal Credit Union[/b]

Based in Dallas TX, GO Federal Credit Union has committed itself to empowering its members through meeting their various financial needs. Like any other credit union, GOFCU is also a not-for-profit financial institution.

[b][i]Federally insured by NCUA and Equal Housing Lender[/i][/b]