Suncoast Credit Union
Suncoast Credit Union began in 1934 when a handful of local educators founded Hillsborough County Teachers Credit Union. Throughout the years, they have grown and expanded their membership to include anyone who lives, works, attends school or worships in the Florida counties they serve. They are proud to be the largest credit union in... show more
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• Personal Financing: I’ve financed two vehicles with Suncoast both pre and post pandemic. In 2017 or 2018, I financed a 2012 Toyota Corolla 72 months with 2% interest. It was my first time opening an account with Suncoast, and getting set up was a breeze. I opened up a checking account with $5-$10, and I had good (not “very good”; I had just graduated high school) credit, no co-sign. One 30-minute sit-down meeting with a branch rep, and I walked out of there with a check to purchase my car. The low payments and interest allowed me to pay the whole thing off in about 4 years. 5/5 star experience all around.
• Personal Financing: In late 2020 or early 2021, I financed a cargo van I was using for my freelance business. I was able to secure another 72-month, 2% interest loan without a co-sign. Another 30-minute sit down with a different branch rep and the experience was just as smooth as the first. 5/5 star experience.
• Business BANKING: In mid 2020, I officially established my business and opened a business checking and savings account with Suncoast. At the time, it made the most sense because Suncoast has extremely low requirements for business accounts: no monthly fees, no minimum transaction/purchase requirements, no need to open a line of business credit or anything… very low barrier of entry. But over the past 5+ years, I’ve learned you get what you pay for in a business account. The first grief I have is the transaction history: 90 days. What is that? I can only look at 1Q-worth of transactions in my history without having to download bank statements?? As far as monthly statements go, you only get 4 years. So you actually have to download bank statements regularly if you plan on looking back 4 years or more. Second grief (and probably greatest, for me) is the way they handle external transactions. They outsource this service to third-party vendors. The service they used to use from when I established my business account until just recently was extremely clunky and especially buggy on mobile. For years, I was paying my contractors on a blank phone screen; I memorized where the fields were on the screen and tapped white space to pull up the keyboard to input the details, and had to check the history/activity screen to make sure I got it right. This particular third-party service they used also held transaction history for 90 days, and even if you filled out the “Memo/Notes” section, the email confirmation you’d receive wouldn’t include this detail. So keeping track of which contractor I paid and what I paid them for was an absolute pain. I held onto hope that they’d sort out the bugs and get it figured out after submitting complaints… I guess they finally got the message recently, because they finally switched services this year! …Except with absolutely no notice to their business account holders. I logged into my Suncoast account recently to find that not only do I have NO history of external payments to my contractors, but I also no longer have the ability to my contractors at all! I called a Suncoast rep to figure out what the deal is. The response I received was along the lines of, “yeah, we just switched providers for external transfers and we were unaware that it’d have this effect on business accounts… but we’re working on a solution!” I asked, “do you have any idea when this will be resolved?” Of course, the answer was no. I said, “I know you aren’t personally responsible for this, but if you could pass the word along: it would’ve been very helpful for all of your business account holders to be notified that this function was receiving a significant overhaul. And subsequently, it would’ve been nice once the problem was identified, to have it sorted before the changes took place on business accounts.” The response I received was “yeah, it would’ve been nice…” no indication that the complaint would be escalated. All of these factors have been a severe hindrance to my business operations, so I’m willing to give THIS aspect of banking with Suncoast a 1/5 star rating
This one even worse. Now you want my email address and I have to CALL during business hours when I'm usually at work too? Ok, cool. Great. Now you can spam me with more useless junk I have no interest in. Finally get to call in and give my email after the employee struggled to FIND my account cause my phone number apparently doesn't exist and I don't have a ember card" since I don't bank with Suncoast. FINALLY get my account found and email added (then immediately blocked Suncoast on it so I don't get spam).
Get told there's another way to make payments with my debit card from my actual bank. Still a pain to do. Car loans with other banks and loan centers have been so much easier and user friendly to those who DON'T WANT TO BANK WITH THEM. Hoping to figure out how to refinance or move this loan to another bank. I don't know of I can do this for another 6 years.
Her welcoming attitude and willingness to go the extra mile make every interaction a positive experience. She takes the time to listen, explain information clearly, and ensure that members feel valued and supported. Caroline’s patience and dedication truly reflect the high standard of customer service that Suncoast Credit Union is known for, a financial institution serving communities across Florida with a strong focus on member service and community support.
It is employees like Caroline who make a difference and leave a lasting impression on those they serve. Her commitment to excellence and her caring approach are greatly appreciated. Thank you, Caroline, for your outstanding service and for representing your organization with such professionalism and integrity.
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Does Suncoast Credit Union have online banking?
Does Suncoast Credit Union have ATMs that accept cash deposits?
Yes, Suncoast Credit Union offers ATMs that accept cash deposits. In addition to traditional ATMs, their branches also feature "Interactive Teller Machines" (ITMs). These ITMs allow cash deposits alongside other banking functions like withdrawals and transfers.
They also offer a network of fee-free ATMs, including CO-OP Network ATMs and Publix PRESTO ATMs, for your convenience.
For the most up-to-date information, please refer to the Suncoast Credit Union website or contact their customer service.
What is the Suncoast Credit Union ATM deposit limit?
The Suncoast Credit Union does not publicly disclose a specific ATM deposit limit. However, for mobile deposit limits, they are: $2,500 per day for personal accounts and $25,000 per day for business accounts.
Please note that deposit limits are subject to review and may change. It's always a good idea to check for updates or contact Suncoast Credit Union directly for the most current information.
Where can I check my Suncoast Credit Union credit card points balance?
You can check your Suncoast Credit Union credit card points balance by logging in to your SunNet online banking account. You'll need to enter your member number, which was provided when you opened the account, along with your password. You can also check your points balance in the app.
You can use your Suncoast rewards points for travel or merchandise from several stores including CVS, Walmart, Walgreens and Dollar General. If you create an account on the ScoreCard website you will...
What is the password for the mobile app?
What credit score is needed for the Suncoast Rewards Student Classic card?
The Suncoast Rewards Student Classic card is available to applicants with fair credit or no credit history. The card was designed exclusively for students attending two or four-year accredited colleges or universities.
With this said, a credit score above 640 or no credit score at all should put you in the right place. If you're not sure where you stand, you can check your latest credit score for free on WalletHub.
If I deposit an out of state check is there a hold on it?
How much do you need to have in your savings account to earn interest?
What is the minimum payment for a Suncoast Credit Union credit card?
The minimum payment for Suncoast Credit Union credit cards is listed on your monthly credit card statement and in your online account, and it will either be a certain percentage of the statement balance or a flat amount, depending on how high your balance is.
Key Things to Know About Suncoast Credit Union Minimum Payments
- The minimum payment will include any applicable fees, past-due amounts, and interest.
- If your statement balance...
How do I request a credit limit increase with Suncoast Credit Union?
You can request a Suncoast Credit Union credit limit increase by calling customer service at 1 (800) 999-5887. To raise your chances of being approved for a higher credit limit, pay your bill on time for at least six straight months, reduce your outstanding debt, and update the income Suncoast Credit Union has on file. Suncoast Credit Union will be more likely to increase your credit limit if the revised income clearly shows that you can afford...
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