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Prince George’s Community Federal Credit Union was founded in 1967 to provide financial services to government employees of Prince George’s County. The organization has grown to serve over 16,000 members throughout the county. With over $170 million in assets, the organization now welcomes anyone who lives, works, worships or volunteers within Prince George’s County. For more information about the organization or to become a member, contact using the correspondence below.
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Prince George’s Community Federal Credit Union
Attn: Marketing/ Communications
15201 Hall Rd.
Bowie, MD 20721
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[email protected]
*CORRECTION TO SPRING 2021 QUARTERLY REVIEW*
In some of our copies of the Spring 2021 Quarterly Review, we inadvertently stated that current members will receive a $45 deposit in their savings account on July 1st, 2021. The statement should have stated that a $45 reduction in the par
value members must maintain in their accounts would occur at such time. The reduction in the par value means that you can now withdrawal the $45 without falling below par value, but no additional funds will be added to your accounts.
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