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- Fusion Share (Savings) Account
Minimum deposit of $25.00
- Fusion Share-Draft (Checking) Account
Minimum deposit of $25.00
FREE Standard Checks
FREE Online Banking with eStatements
Unlimited Teller Transactions
FREE Visa Debit Card with access to over 25,000 surcharge free ATMs
- Fusion Share Certificate (CD)
Minimum deposit of $250.00
Ability to deposit anytime
- Fusion Student GPA Share Certificate*
Student Members in Grades 7-12
Minimum Certificate: $250
Maximum Certificate: $1,000
Maximum Cumulative GPA Certificates: $5,000
- Fusion Visa Card
Low Fixed Interest Rates
No Annual Fee
- 24 Hour Account Access
FREE Online eBanking with eStatements
FREE Audio Response Telephone (ART) Banking
*APY will equal the Grade Point Average (GPA) as reflected on the Student Member's original report card or official transcript. The GPA used will be from the most recently ended grading period. Minimum certificate amount is $250. Maximum certificate amount is $1,000. Student members may not exceed a maximum cumulative total of $5,000 in GPA Certificates. Student Certificates must be opened under the student member's membership account.
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CLICK TO VIEW:
Fusion Student Council Newsletter Vol. 1, Issue 1
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As high school students...
you may be planning to continue your education at a 2-year college, a 4-year university, or maybe a vocational school. The credit union can help to grow your money, develop a budget, or apply for loans, but we also want to make sure that you have connections to many other informative and useful resources. The Link below is to the U.S. Department of Education’s Budget Calculator. It was designed to help you estimate your expenses and total available income for your next phase of education. The budget calculator lists most of the important expenses and resources: tuition, books, and scholarships. You can also access other valuable tools and information, including links to other financial aid and college planning resources.
U.S. Department of Education's Budget Calculator
We will be working to make your dedicated area of the credit union website a place you’ll want to visit. If there is a specific topic that you want to learn about - such as setting up a budget, the best strategies for building your wealth, how to read a credit report, protecting your credit, understanding how loans and credit cards work or protecting yourself from identity theft or fraud - please let us know by sending an email to: shalinak@calpacfcu.org. Include Fusion Topics in the subject line of your email.
Are you a creative talent?
Do you enjoy researching or writing articles for your student newspaper?
Do you have your own blog?
Would you be interested in joining a credit union team of students to produce articles
for the Quarterly Fusion Newsletter or to be featured on our website?
We would like to include a wide variety of topics, from your best recommendations for bargains on shopping, to the websites you recommend for job hunting or college planning. We are hoping to spotlight the positive things being done by youth in our community. If you’re interested in being a contributing writer/reporter/photographer, please send an email to: shalinak@calpacfcu.org. Make sure to use Fusion Writer/Reporter in the subject line of your email.
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We offer free and fun financial education workshops that help you learn about
wealth management, budgeting, wise use of credit and more.
(If you are between the ages of 13-17, you'll need a parent
or guardian's permission to become a Fusion Student Member)
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California Pacific FCU - Sharing In Your Future
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