Rally Credit Union
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As it turns out, this bank has no compassion, no empathy, and no heart for its customers, it's all about the money and how fast they can get it. Recently I fell on hard times and have been unemployed for quite some time. Until this month, my wife and I have been able to handle our finances without issue, but now we are having financial problems. My wife called Rally to request a deferment of her auto loan payment for one month, preferably two, as I am scheduled to finally return back to work in January but have limited funds right now. She spoke with two collection clerks (one was supposedly a supervisor) and both in their most robotic tones refused to help her, siting policy, even after she begged them for help to the point of crying on the phone. Even so, they remained robotic, showing no emotion at all. In the end, she was just transferred to a different department after being told that the only option left was to apply for a temporary payment reduction. After talking with a person at this department, who was also robotic, she was told that she would have to submit a whole new application and have her credit pulled again to see if she qualified. She did so and was then told that a VP had denied her application because they saw no financial hardship.
Now I understand that my wife's loan is new, but how they can say that she is not suffering any financial hardship just amazes me. Is having one spouse not working, not a hardship? Is being a teacher in Texas, not a hardship, when the Texas legislature is refusing to fund schools. Is it not a hardship, when one has to choose between making their car payment and Christmas? Come on. Please avoid this bank, if possible. They refuse to care.
If you are actually looking for a bank that actually has your best interest at heart and are ready to help as the commercials say. DON’T bank here!
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How can I order a Rally Credit Union debit card?
You can order a Rally Credit Union debit card through its mobile banking service, at a branch, or by contacting its customer service by phone.
For assistance or more information, visit the Rally Credit Union website or contact customer service at (800) 622-3631.
How do I enroll in estatments
Login to your online banking account, click on the menu bar, select "Services" then select, "Statement" you will be asked to validate your email a new window will appear, and you will select the profile shaped icon and manager your choice under the section "Delivery" you will have the option of "Online Only" or "Paper Mail Only." Please feel free to contact us if you need further assistance 1-800-622-3631.
What credit bureau is it used for the auto loans, land loans and personal loans?
For personal and auto loans we use TransUnion as our primary source. We have the ability to pull Experian and Equifax, however, we only pull an alternate bureau if a member asks us to. We've found that TransUnion has the most thorough and updated info of the three bureaus.
For land loans, our Real Estate Department uses a Tri Merge report that incorporates information from TransUnion, Equifax and Experian. This method is mandated by...
What credit score is required
It can depend on what product you are interested in? For auto loans we take a range of scores while also considering other factors.
Do you refinance car loans
Yes, we do refinance auto loans that are not currently financed with us.
Why does the atm won’t take my cash only checks
There are times with the cash receptacle is completly full and not able to accept any more cash deposits. We apologize for the inconvenience that this causes.
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