Assistance When You Need It

In these tough economic times, HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union is prepared to help our members who may have lost their job or are part of the furlough plans. Whether you're interested in developing a workable spending and savings plan, getting out of debt, taking a look at your credit report, or planning for your financial future, HawaiiUSA FCU wants to help...[read on]

Scam Alert - Updated 11.18.09

11.18 - A fraudulent text message has been circulating which reads: Your Honolulu Credit Union debit card has been restricted/blocked. Please contact 202-742-1416 to reactivate. Do not respond to these types of messages. If you ever question or doubt communication you receive, please call our member service center at 534.4300.

11.12 - It has been brought to our attention that members have received a phone call from VISA stating something is wrong with their card and to input their debit card number. If you receive a call similar to this, do not enter your information! VISA and HawaiiUSA FCU will never ask for your card and personal information in this manner.

Special HELOC

Take advantage of our special Home Equity Line of Credit rate. Open a new HELOC and receive our low 4.00% APR* (until 4/30/2010) -7:00% APR Prevailing Rate- for all advances until your respective November 2009 statement...[read on]

HOLIDAY PROMOTION - Debit Card

Use your HawaiiUSA Debit Card and be automatically entered to win great prizes. The more you use your Debit Card the greater your chances of winning...[read on]

What To Do On Furlough Fridays?

HawaiiUSA FCU recognizes the impact furlough days will have on its members and their children who attend public schools. As a member of the Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii, our credit union is pleased to know the Chamber has compiled a list of non-profit and for-profit organizations who may be able to assist the families on the furlough days. For a list of resources [click here].

Check Your Statements Please

The Supervisory Committee is conducting a Member Account Verification Audit for the period ending September 30, 2009...[read on]

Important Notice - Abandoned Accounts

Letters are being sent out notifying members that due to inactivity and non-contact, their account(s) may be subject to the State of Hawaii's
Unclaimed Property laws. The letter requires that action be taken by the member to avoid their account(s) from being considered abandon property. To better serve you, we have provided additional information on this subject...[read on]