Workers Credit Union
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I received a letter in the mail about my account inactivity/dormancy, and informed that I will be charged a monthly fee if not reactivated.
Directed to either contact in person or over the phone.
After my third attempt to call during a stay at home advisory mandated by the state, I finally reached a representative.
Without knowing my account number (not available on my paper statements provided by WCU) I proceeded to provide the representative; my name, social security number, date of birth, address, phone number and billing date.
Once the representative confirmed I was the account holder, I assume the account was "reactivated"? *Was not confirmed over the phone
I then asked for my account number (so I would not have to provide my SS number over the phone again) and the response I received was surprisingly "no".
I find it odd and baffling that WCU informs their customers, via mail, they intend to withdraw funds of a personal account, monthly.
Then WCU directs the customer to call a phone number that is not set-up and/or staffed appropriately where several calls are dropped.
Overall, where method(s) of communication are approved for WCU to take property of their customers; these same method(s) are not approved for
the customers of WCU to obtain information of their property.
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Is Workers Credit Union a good credit union?
Workers Credit Union is a good fit for those who prefer in-person banking, live in Lowell or Worcester, Massachusetts, and meet their eligibility requirements. They offer a wide range of banking products, including personal and business accounts, loans, and investment services.
However, customer reviews are mixed. Some members report poor customer service, such as unresponsiveness to payoff requests or excessive documentation demands for opening accounts. If you prioritize quality customer service, consider comparing their offerings with checking accounts that have lower fees or savings accounts with higher interest rates.
Ultimately, the best way to determine if Workers Credit Union suits you is to compare its products and fees with those of other financial institutions and evaluate whether they align with your specific financial needs.
What are the Workers Credit Union membership requirements?
The membership requirements at Workers Credit Union include geographic location, employment, family ties, or association affiliation. Here's a clear breakdown of the requirements:
- Geographic Location: You qualify if you live, work, worship, or attend school in Lowell or Worcester, Massachusetts.
- Employment: You're eligible if you currently work for, or are retired from, one of Workers Credit Union's participating employers, or if an immediate family member meets this criterion.
- Family: Immediate...
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