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Financial wellness starts here.
Build healthier, wealthier tomorrows with financial guidance designed to meet you where you are, and support you at every step.
Uplifting our community through meaningful action.
At Johns Hopkins Credit Union, we’re uplifting our communities through meaningful action. See how we’re giving back through charitable donations, volunteer work, empowering our members with financial knowledge, and more.
About Us
Years serving the Hopkins Community
Members we're dedicated to serving
Raised for Johns Hopkins Children's Center
Personalized solutions for every need.
Hit the road with confidence. No need to update your trim— every loan comes with built-in support.
Home is where you rest your head— choose a mortgage that gives your finances the same support.
From taking your dream vacation to consolidating debt, get the money you need to get things done.
Jumpstart your credit, earn rewards with every swipe, or give yourself financial flexibility. Your credit, done your way.
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Refer an eligible coworker, family member, or friend to JHCU. When they open and fund an account, you'll both get $50! Refer, Reward, Repeat to earn up to $1,000!
Thoughtfully priced rates to empower your future.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is a credit union different from a bank?
Credit unions are member-owned. Unlike banks, where profits go to outside shareholders, credit unions are owned by the people who use them. When you deposit just $1 with us, you become a part-owner of the organization. Your account works just like a traditional bank account, but with one key difference: the benefits come back to you in the form of better rates, lower fees, and a stronger community connection.
What documents do I need to open my account?
Please have the following documents handy:
- Your Social Security or tax ID number
- Your government-issued ID (i.e. State-issued driver’s license/ID or US passport in English.)
- Proof of your current physical address may be required if the address on your government-issued ID is not current (i.e. Change of address card from the MVA [Maryland only], voter registration card, valid vehicle registration, recent utility bill*, valid (non-expired) lease agreement/addendum/renewal (to include tenant name(s), address, current lease period, signed by tenant(s) & landlord), recent mortgage statement, recent homeowner's/renter's/car insurance statement*, any piece of mail from another financial institution or government agency sent to the applicant's current address post-marked date within the past 30 days.
*Recent is defined as within the past 30 days
If you wish to apply for a loan, we may require proof of income, but let’s get your new JHCU account opened first.
Do I have to join online?
No, you may visit any of our branch locations.
Who can join JHCU?
JHCU membership is open to employees, students, alumni and retirees (and their families) of most Johns Hopkins institutions and other affiliated groups. Check our full list of membership eligibility if you have any questions.
