Spread The Word about Membership
Know someone who should join? Refer them and earn $50 for every qualifying referral!
Sharing the benefits of membership has never been more rewarding. From August 1 through September 30, members can earn $50 for every qualifying friend or family member they refer who opens an eligible account and meets the program requirements.*
There's no better time to introduce the people you care about to a credit union that's committed to helping our community grow.
Start spreading the word!
*Eligible persons for membership include those who live, work, worship, volunteer, attend school or have businesses in Prince George’s County, Maryland. Membership can be passed along to spouses, siblings, children, grandparents and grandchildren, even if not living in the same residence as well as those who share financial responsibility of household 18 years and older. Visit www.PrinceGeorgesCFCU.org for additional eligibility information. The $50 deposit will be made to the base share account 90 days after account opening with qualified loan or deposit opened and in good standing. Estate and minor accounts excluded. New members meeting criteria must mention promotion code “SHARE” during account opening to receive promotional deposit. New member accounts must be opened before December 30, 2026, to qualify for referrer's $50 deposit. Promotional deposit cap is $600 per person. Promotion subject to end at any time. Certain restrictions apply. Contact us for details.
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