Contact Info

Tucson Federal Credit Union Corporate Office
Corrine Cox
1160 N. Winstel Blvd.
Tucson, AZ 85716

Phone: 520-322-7443
Fax: 520-495-6821
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Services

• Free Online Banking and Bill Pay
• New and Used Vehicle Loans
• 15 and 30 Year Mortgages
• Home Equity Loans
• Credit Cards
• Free Checking
• Certificates of Deposit
• Money Markets
• IRAs
• Computer Loans

Hours of Operation

Lobbies
M-Th 10-5
F 10-6
Sat 9-1

Drive-Thru
M-Th 8-5
F 8-6
Sat 9-1

Member Services
M-Th 7-5:30
F 7-6
Sat 9-1

About Us

In 1937 a group of teachers with a vision came together to form a financial cooperative that could better serve the financial needs of Tucson’s school employees and their families. A year later, Tucson Teachers Federal Credit Union (TTFCU) was serving 88 members and had acquired assets of nearly $800. School employees volunteered their time to run the credit union until 1941, when the Board Treasurer was put on salary and the credit union moved into the basement of Tucson High School. Twenty years later, TTFCU had grown to 2,220 members, $1.8 million in assets, and six full-time employees.

The first branch was built at Winstel and Speedway in 1961 and was managed by Abba Lee Bryant who oversaw the building of two more branches in the mid-seventies. By the early eighties, TTFCU had grown to 22,250 members and $33.7 million in assets. It was during this time that credit unions became eligible to expand their fields of membership to new groups of members. TTFCU became TFCU (Tucson Federal Credit Union) and began serving not only Tucson Unified School District (TUSD) employees and families, but also TUSD students, their families, and eventually the students at University of Arizona and Pima Community College.

By 1996, TFCU had added a fourth branch at Oracle and Ina and had reached 26,785 in membership and nearly $100 million in assets. This was the year that the American Bankers Association was able to persuade Congress to stop credit unions from taking in new members. A year and a half later, Congress overwhelmingly passed the Credit Union Membership Access Act, which gave credit unions even more freedom to conduct business.

On April 21, 2006, the National Credit Union Administration approved TFCU as a “Community Chartered” credit union. Our change to a “Community Charter” will allow us to serve anyone who lives, works, worships, volunteers, or attends school in Pima County and their immediate families and household members. This change will not affect our present membership or the businesses we currently serve. We are very excited at this wonderful opportunity to expand our community efforts in Pima County. “We look forward to offering our superior personalized service and competitive products to all people in Pima County who seek the benefits that can only come from belonging to a credit union,” stated TFCU President/CEO Bradford L. Soland.

Today, TFCU has grown to over 38,000 members and $200 million in assets. Our growth and success comes from the support of our members who use our services, a dedicated group of volunteers who are elected by our members to be their representatives, and a great staff who are committed to exceeding your expectations.

Thank you for your continuing support.