Johns Hopkins Federal Credit Union Jobs in and around Washington, DC

Company:

Johns Hopkins Federal Credit Union
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Location(s):

2027 E. Monument Street
Baltimore, MD
21287
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Phone:

(410) 342-1160

Industry:

Finance / Banking / Accounting

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Company Overview

In the spring of 1971, Dr. Milton Eisenhower, President of The Johns Hopkins University, was asked to lend his support to the formation of the Credit Union, which would benefit the faculty and staff. Supported by the Administration, a small group of seven individuals convened for the first time on April, 29, 1971.

On May 14th, in accordance with Federal Credit Union membership regulations, each of these members deposited $5.00 into an account at the Maryland Credit Union League. The National Credit Union Administration granted The Johns Hopkins Federal Credit Union charter #20623 on June 2nd. JHFCU became fully operational on October 1, 1971, when the payroll deduction system went into effect.

The closing statement for the first year showed 744 members and assets of $51,000. One hundred fifty-three loans of $46,233 had been made. Today the figures are much more substantial. We have grown to over 34,000 member accounts and have assets of over $200 million, making us one of the largest credit unions in the state.

We've come a long way since those early days of organization, and our services have expanded greatly. JHFCU owes a debt of gratitude to those individuals who, through the years, have volunteered their time and energy to make the Credit Union the success it is today.

The Johns Hopkins Federal Credit Union is owned and operated by its members. The administration includes a 13-member volunteer Board of Directors, who set general policies; a Supervisory Committee whose members provide an internal check on financial and operational matters; and an Appeals Committee, whose members ensure the adherence to loan policies.

Board members are chosen in an annual election; the Supervisory Committee and Appeals Committee members are elected by the Board of Directors. All are volunteers, taking time from their jobs to serve the Credit Union and its members.

The mission of The Johns Hopkins Federal Credit Union (JHFCU) is to provide its members with competitive, high-quality financial services, while remaining strong, secure and reliable in its operations.

Johns Hopkins Federal Credit Union employs dedicated individuals who are committed to helping our members achieve their financial goals. That’s why we continuously strive to provide our staff members with a generous compensation and benefits package. Next to our members, our employees are our greatest asset. If you are looking for not just a job, but a career, than JHFCU may be the place for you.