First Community Credit Union

Welcome, neighbor! We're glad you're here. Let's start with a quick introduction. We are First Community Credit Union and have deep roots in Oregon. In 1957, 12 teachers in Bandon came together to form a credit union, each contributing $5 to get it started. Fast forward to today, we are among the strongest credit unions in the nation - but still remain true to our local roots. We aren't some big institution from some big metropolis nowhere near here. In fact, we're headquartered right in Coquille. Your kids play where our kids play. Your morning commutes are our morning commutes. And we certainly share your pride and connection to this amazing state.

What is the difference between a credit union and a bank? Credit Unions and banks offer similar products and services with one meaningful difference - credit unions serve members, not investors. This means earnings are returned to you in the form of reduced fees, competitive savings rates and lower loan rates. Credit unions, like us, are also not-for-profit financial institutions owned and operated by members, not investors. We are dedicated to the well-being of our members and communities and always put people before profits.