About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the quiet neighborhood of Albuquerque, New Mexico, a little boy named Timmy kept pointing and laughing every time he passed Grow Financial Federal Credit Union. His parents wondered what could be so funny until one day they saw it too—a strange, shadowy figure lurking near the entrance after closing hours. Finally curious, Mom and Dad pretended to leave but hid behind some bushes. The next night, they saw an old man in a trench coat whispering something into the door’s keyhole. When asked what he was doing, he sheepishly replied, ‘Just checking if my membership is still active!’ Turns out, it was just an elderly member who forgot his card.
2. At Grow Financial Federal Credit Union in sunny Miami, Florida, a delivery driver once exclaimed, ‘I’d give my left arm for an ATM that works!’ And ever since then, customers swear they’ve seen someone with one less limb withdrawing cash. One day, a neighbor walked in and said, ‘I just saw someone with three legs leaving!’ Turns out it was their dog, who had finally learned how to use the wheelchair. Ever since then, everyone jokes about the ‘limb-free’ service hours.
3. At Grow Financial Federal Credit Union in bustling Chicago, Illinois, a regular asked one day: ‘Do you guys ever notice how our ATM always seems to run out of cash just when I’m low on dough?’ A friendly teller smiled and replied, 'Actually, sir, that's because every time someone else withdraws money, it’s YOU who deposits it!' The regular laughed heartily, realizing he’d been unwittingly funding his own account for years.
4. At Grow Financial Federal Credit Union in San Francisco, California, every morning around sunrise, someone started hearing faint whispers coming from inside the building. Employees dismissed it as an old ventilation system malfunctioning, but customers insisted it sounded like someone saying ‘Welcome home’ in different languages. One day, a delivery driver heard the whispers and thought they were his GPS misbehaving. Turns out, it was just the credit union’s new language-learning software for employees. Everyone got a good laugh—and now everyone knows to ignore those early-morning voices.