The Mission of SGV Postal Credit Union is to provide financial services to our members through a fiscally sound cooperative organization. We will encourage them to save regularly, borrow wisely, and manage their financial affairs effectively.

SGV Postal Credit Union 328 E. San Bernardino Road (between Citrus & Barranca) Covina CA 32523 Telephone: (626) 915-9076 Fax: (626) 858-5344 Mailing Address: PO Box 2145 Covina CA 91723-2145

When you join SGV Postal Credit Union, you’ll gain access to a variety of convenient benefits. We offer high savings rates and competitive loan rates, as well as numerous free and low-cost financial services.

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‍San Gabriel Valley households are eligible to receive $2,000 vouchers to reduce the cost of purchasing an e-cargo/family bike. The team at ActiveSGV is excited to announce the launch of one of the first e-cargo/family bike-specific incentive programs in the United States!

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The San Gabriel Valley Postal Credit Union was founded on February 5, 1932, by nine men with a vision. Their aim was to give Postal Service employees in the San Gabriel Valley area a place to save their money and, as a result, a source for lower-interest loans, borrowed from the members’ pooled resources.