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Penn State Alumni Association, PSECU announce partnership

Alumni Association names PSECU Official Credit Card, Official Financial Services Provider

The Penn State Alumni Association and PSECU, Pennsylvania’s largest credit union, have announced a 10-year partnership recognizing PSECU as the Official Credit Card and the Official Financial Services Provider of the Penn State Alumni Association. Credit: PSECU. All Rights Reserved.

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The Penn State Alumni Association and PSECU, Pennsylvania’s largest credit union, have announced a 10-year partnership recognizing PSECU as the Official Credit Card and the Official Financial Services Provider of the Penn State Alumni Association. Effective April 1, the agreement unlocks an array of benefits for Alumni Association members, including eligibility for membership within the credit union and access to its high-quality products and services.

“We at the Penn State Alumni Association are very excited to begin a new chapter in our member benefit offerings with such a partner as PSECU,” stated Penn State Alumni Association CEO Paul J. Clifford. “As the largest alumni association in the country, our 174,000 members have very high expectations for the services we bring to them. The ‘customer first’ approach, and excellent products and services PSECU provides, align very well with our mission. We are delighted to partner with another Pennsylvania-based organization to bring our alumni and members the quality services that Penn Staters deserve.”

Upon official launch of the joint program, anticipated for summer 2019, Alumni Association members will be able to benefit from PSECU’s cooperative, “people helping people” model. As a credit union, PSECU is able to offer competitive financial services to the more than 174,000 members of the Alumni Association. In addition, all new members of the Alumni Association are qualified to become members of PSECU and will be able to benefit from PSECU’s longstanding reputation of helping members save money.

“This relationship is really about two highly respected Pennsylvania membership organizations coming together to provide outstanding value to the members we serve,” said PSECU President Greg Smith. “When PSECU’s founders started the credit union 85 years ago, they did it with the intention that pooled resources would be used for members’ collective benefit. In all we do today, we aim to uphold that principle by offering the best banking value and service possible to help our more than 450,000 members keep their money where it belongs — with them. We’re extremely proud to partner with the Penn State Alumni Association to broaden our reach and extend PSECU membership to their members.”

Penn State alumni will receive communications from the Alumni Association and PSECU with details about the program in the months to come. Penn State alumni and friends who are interested in being the first to know when the program launches are encouraged to complete the dedicated information request form on the Alumni Association’s website.  

“We look forward to welcoming Penn State Alumni Association members to PSECU and to serving them as their trusted financial partner,” added Smith.

About Penn State Alumni Association
Established in 1870, the Penn State Alumni Association serves more than 174,000 members and 692,000 alumni worldwide. Its mission is to connect alumni to the University and to each other; provide valued services to members; and support the University’s mission of teaching, research and service. For more information about the Penn State Alumni Association, visit alumni.psu.edu.

About PSECU

Opened in 1934, PSECU was founded by 22 ordinary people who made an extraordinary commitment to each other: To create a financial institution where pooled resources benefit all members. Today, PSECU is a full-service credit union serving more than 450,000 members, with more than $5 billion in assets. As a not-for-profit financial institution, PSECU's goal remains to help members and their families achieve a better life. For more information about PSECU, visit psecu.com.

Last Updated March 28, 2019