We're Celebrating 92 Years!

Happy Birthday to Neighborhood CU!

We're honored to be celebrating 92 years of service at Neighborhood Credit Union. Join us on April 18th, 2022 as we celebrate at each branch with Tiff's Treats cookies!*

92 years

of relationships & trust

$1 billion+

in assets

$5.9 million

in dividends paid in 2021

59,000 members

satisfied and counting

Our Story

Originally known as Dallas Postal Credit Union, Neighborhood Credit Union opened its doors to its first members in April 1930, just months after the U.S. stock market crashed. During the Great Depression, when American confidence in financial institutions was at an all-time low, Dallas Postal Employees Credit Union won the trust and loyalty of its charter members. In 2001, the credit union officially changed its name to Neighborhood Credit Union, a name that more accurately reflects the diverse base of members from all over the Dallas area.

Where We Are Now

Neighborhood Credit Union now serves over 56,000 members and their assets that now top $1 billion. Neighborhood Credit Union’s ongoing effort to offer members convenient services in their communities and mobile access wherever they go, has made them a top-rated credit union in Dallas-Fort Worth.

Neighborhood currently serves the entire state of Texas and has several Dallas-Fort Worth area branches in Coppell, Oak Cliff, Dallas, Arlington, Mesquite, Duncanville, Highland Village, Lancaster, Grand Prairie, Richardson, and Waxahachie.

Still shot of Neighborhood Credit Union employees and Anna Chamber of Commerce members celebrating Anna branch grand opening.

Major Milestones

April 1930

In the spring of 1930, just months after the U.S. stock market crashed, the members of the Post Office Savings and Loan Association vote to organize the Dallas Postal Credit Union

1958

Calvin Phillips becomes president of the Dallas Postal Credit Union now with 2,073 members and assets of $1,162,248. Mr. Phillips serves as president for 40 years.

1970

Dallas Postal Credit Union purchases 90,000 square feet of land to construct a building featuring drive-thru windows, night depository, and safe deposit boxes.