Together We Advance
At Industrial Federal Credit Union, we are here for you every step of the way on your financial journey, dedicated to building a brighter future for you and your family. We are committed to creating opportunities within our community and fostering a sense of unity and belonging. We are committed to serving and empowering Latino and immigrant consumers by offering customized financial solutions for everyone. Let’s move forward together.
About Juntos Avanzamos
Juntos Avanzamos (“Together We Advance”) is a designation for credit unions committed to serving and empowering Latino and immigrant consumers – helping them navigate the U.S. financial system and providing safe, affordable and relevant financial services. Juntos Avanzamos credit unions employ bilingual, culturally-competent staff and leadership, accept alternative forms of ID and treat all of their members with respect, regardless of immigration status. A feeling of inclusivity is paramount; the level of respect given is the same across all individuals, regardless of their immigration status. The Juntos Avanzamos network is growing quickly; it currently includes 145 credit unions in 31 States, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia. Collectively their network of credit unions service 13+ million consumers, with 1250+ branches, holding 195+ million in assets.
Tradition of Serving
At Industrial Federal Credit Union, we are committed to inclusivity by offering services that cater to diverse communities. We accept alternative forms of identification, such as Matricula Consular IDs and Passports, and allow the use of Social Security Numbers (SSN) or Individual Tax Identification Numbers (ITIN) for opening savings and checking accounts. IFCU has accepted ITIN’s for over 20 years to open these types of accounts. Additionally, we accept loan applications with an ITIN.
How We Help:
• Accept alternative IDs (Matricula Consular, Passports)
• Accept both SSN and ITIN for account openings and loans
• Spanish-speaking staff available at multiple locations
• Digital Banking on desktop available in Spanish
• Dedicated phone support and direct lines for Spanish-speaking members
• Spanish language options at ATMs and a fully translated website (www.ifcu.com)
• Financial education available in Spanish
• Have a formal strategic plan for improving service to Latino and immigrant consumers