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Introducing Wakaba Teen Checking!
JACom Credit Union is excited to introduce Wakaba Teen Checking, designed for teens ages 13 to 17. With a parent on the account, teens can learn to manage their money, build financial habits, and gain hands-on experience with everyday banking. The account includes access to a debit card and online banking.
Special offer through December 31, 2026! New teen members can have their $5 membership fee waived, while existing teen members who open a Wakaba Teen Checking account will receive a $5 deposit.
Contact us today to learn more!
2027 Annual Election - Call for Nominations
JACom Credit Union is accepting nominations for its 2027 Board of Directors and Supervisory Committee. There are two positions available on the Board of Directors and one on the Supervisory Committee, each for a three-year term. All positions are volunteer-based.
Members interested in serving must be in good standing, available to attend meetings, and meet the qualifications outlined in the official election notice.
Nominations close Tuesday, December 1, 2026. Interested members should submit a resume describing their interest and/or qualifications to:
Nominating Committee
c/o JACom Credit Union
P.O. Box 18828
Los Angeles, CA 90018
When Was the Last Time You Checked Your Beneficiaries?
Life changes — marriages, divorces, births, and deaths — can affect who you want to receive the funds in your accounts. Keeping your beneficiary designations up to date helps ensure your wishes are followed and can make things easier for your loved ones by allowing funds to pass directly to your beneficiaries without going through probate.
Take a moment to review who's listed on your JACom accounts. Remember, beneficiary information doesn't automatically change when your circumstances do.
Not sure who you've named or need to make an update? Contact JACom Credit Union. Our staff will be happy to help!
⚠️ Don’t Share That Code!
You receive a call or text from someone claiming to be from your credit union or another trusted company. They say there's a problem with your account and ask you to provide a verification code sent to your phone. Don't share it!
Scammers may already have some of your account information and attempt to sign in, triggering a legitimate security code. Giving them that code could allow them to access your account.
JACom Credit Union will never call, text, or email you asking for a security code sent to your phone. If you receive a suspicious request, don't respond or click any links. Contact us directly using a phone number you know is legitimate.