Checking Accounts
for individuals

Having an account that meets your needs lets you live the life you want. You need a checking account that gives you options for managing your money no matter where you are or what you are doing.

HOPE Easy Checking and Easy Checking Preferred bring you and your money together in ways you could only imagine. They give you so much more for your money by letting you do so much more with your money. Easy Checking is a checking account without the check writing hassle. Now you can make purchases, pay bills, and manage your account quickly and easily. So when you are ready to bank on your own terms, you're ready for Easy Checking from Hope Community Credit Union.

Features and Benefits

unlimited transactions

Use your account as often as you need to. Whether you bank in person, by phone, over the internet, at the ATM or make purchases at merchants across the country, there's never a charge for excess transactions.

security

Your HOPE Easy Checking account comes with peace of mind. Each depositor is federally insured for up to $100,000 by the National Credit Union Administration.

easy access

Get to your money when and where you want to. There have never been more options for conveniently and easily managing your money. Easy Check and Easy Check Preferred, are designed specifically for HOPE's members, to provide a cost-effective and easy-to-use alternative to check cashers and predatory lenders.

Easy Check Preferred and Easy Check include:
  • Unlimited transactions
  • ATM/Debit card
  • Online banking access with bill pay
  • Low monthly fee - fee waived if average daily balance is greater than $200
  • Low minimum balance
Anyone can qualify for Easy Checking.

With the Easy Checking accounts you get a debit card and HOPENet Plus - our online banking and bill paying service.

Open an Easy Checking account today:
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Your account is federally insured to $100,000 by the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund (NCUSIF), administered by the National Credit Union Administration, a U.S. Government agency