(September 27, 2013) -- Pacific Marine Credit Union (PMCU) has announced that in the case of a government shutdown they will post the October 15th government employee payrolls for members with direct deposit.
With the government’s authority to spend money expiring on September 30th the paychecks of a large portion of PMCU’s membership base are in jeopardy, including active duty and retired military, Department of Defense appropriated and non-appropriated, social security, and disability.
“We are dedicated to protecting the financial lives of our members and will continue to do so through this new risk of a government shutdown,” said PMCU VP of Strategic Development Brad Smith.
Pacific Marine Credit Union states that they will also be working on an individual basis to provide assistance in the best manner possible to those that are affected by the shutdown but do not currently have their direct deposit setup with PMCU.
For more information visit their website at www.pmcu.com.
Pacific Marine Credit Union is a state chartered credit union with over $700 million in assets, and serves more than 76,000 members. PMCU was chartered in 1952, headquartered out of MCB Camp Pendleton, California. The Credit Union has been serving military personnel for more than 60 years, but is now open to anyone living or working in San Diego, Riverside, and San Bernardino Counties.