Johns Hopkins Federal Credit Union

About Johns Hopkins Federal Credit Union

Choosing a financial institution can be like choosing a friend—you want one that looks out for your interests and has values that appeal to you. Johns Hopkins Federal Credit Union was founded by a small group of Johns Hopkins University employees in 1971. As a credit union, our charter allows us to serve various groups. In our case, we have stuck to our roots, expanding to serve other Johns Hopkins and related entities. We truly are built by and for the Hopkins community. Johns Hopkins Credit Union (JHCU) is a federally chartered credit union completely independent from Johns Hopkins University, Johns Hopkins Health Systems, and any of the Johns Hopkins schools, hospitals, or programs. JHCU holds a license to use the “Johns Hopkins” registered mark. JHCU serves the employees, students, retirees and Alumni Association members of the Johns Hopkins University, employees and retirees of the Johns Hopkins Health System and its hospitals, and employees and retirees of other select entities. JHCU is wholly owned by its members. Neither Johns Hopkins University nor Johns Hopkins Health Systems select, endorse, or are responsible for the goods and services offered by JHCU.