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FourLeaf Federal Credit Union, headquartered in Bethpage, New York, is a federally chartered credit union with over 480,000 members and $13.4 billion in assets as of late 2024. Originally founded in 1941 to serve employees of Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation, it has evolved through several name changes, most recently rebranding to FourLeaf in early 2025 to reflect its nationwide expansion and modernization. FourLeaf operates under a federal community charter, allowing it to serve all residents of Nassau and Suffolk counties, as well as members nationwide. The credit union focuses on community engagement and offers a range of services, including deposit accounts, lending solutions, digital banking, and financial planning. With 32 branches and access to over 30,000 surcharge-free ATMs through the CO-OP network, FourLeaf is committed to providing member-focused services. The credit union is also actively involved in the community, sponsoring events like the FourLeaf Air Show and initiatives such as the Annual Turkey Drive.
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Market USA, a full-service financial institution, was originally chartered in 1953 to serve Giant Food employees in the Mid-Atlantic region. Throughout the years our membership has grown to include additional grocery store chains such as Giant of Carlisle, Stop and Shop, and BI-LO, as well as over 80 select employer groups. As a member-owned, not-for-profit cooperative, we exist solely to bring our membership innovative products and services with low loan rates, competitive dividend rates, and low or no fees. Benefits of membership include free checking, a variety of loan and deposit products, mobile services, financial education and counseling, access to thousands of surcharge-free ATMs, discounts on insurance products, and much more. Our top priority is our members financial success. Members are our shareholders and each member has one vote. In addition, we are governed by a volunteer board of directors who look out for the best interest of members, not stockholders.