Limited-time certificate special!

Get more green with our 12-month

4.00% APY certificate special!

 

Put more green in your pocket with a limited-time, 4.00% APY 12-month certificate. With a guaranteed rate, term and return this certificate special is hard to beat.

12-month certificate special:

  • 4.00% APY
  • Available for regular and IRA certificates
  • Limited-time offer
  • Low $1,000 minimum deposit
  • Deposits federally insured
  • Offer available for new and existing members

Act fast!
Open an 12-month certificate today. An offer this strong won’t last long.

Open an account today!
For new members: For existing members:
  • Visit one of our branches
  • Call a member service representative at (888) 858-6878
  • Send a check to:
    Pacific Service Credit Union
    P.O. Box 8191
    Walnut Creek, CA 94596-8191
    Put "CERT12" on the note line
For more information, please call a member service representative at (888) 858-6878. 











Annual percentage yield (APY) as of March 6, 2025. Offer subject to change at any time without notice. APY assumes principal and dividends remain on deposit until maturity. Dividends are credited on the last day of the month and compound monthly. Fees may reduce earnings, and a penalty will be imposed for early withdrawal. 12-month certificate valid for regular and IRA certificates. Excludes commercial accounts. $1,000 minimum required to open account and earn dividends; $100 for members age 23 and under. Upon maturity, the 12-month term will automatically renew into another 12-month certificate at the prevailing rate unless otherwise directed. Visit the following webpages for complete membership eligibility, product details and current rates. Some restrictions apply.

IRA: IRA and ESA options may provide tax benefits. Contact a tax advisor for details. Fees may reduce earnings and a penalty may be imposed for early withdrawals. Additional penalties may be assessed by federal and state tax authorities under regulations governing IRAs. $500 minimum required to open an IRA certificate and earn dividends.