The House of Representatives passed a $3 trillion stimulus bill on Friday, May 15, with a 208–199 vote. The more than 1,800-page legislation, dubbed the Health and Economic Recovery Omnibus Emergency Solutions Act (Heroes Act), would provide another stimulus check to qualifying Americans, extend unemployment benefits, and provide relief to homeowners, among other economic stimuli. The HEROES Act needs to … Read More
Financial Education Resources are Always Available
With many of our members financially affected by the current economic shutdown, we want to share some resources that are always available for free through our partnership with BALANCE, a financial wellness non-profit. Debt and Budget Counseling While there are hundreds of “debt counseling” organizations across the country, we have agreed to quality standards that include accreditation, certification of counselors, … Read More
All You Need to Know About the COVID-19 Stimulus Plan
After days of negotiations and last-minute changes, the Senate and the White House have signed a historic $2 trillion stimulus plan to help mitigate the economic fallout of COVID-19. The Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act (CARES) will put cash directly into people’s pockets, provide desperately needed funding for hospitals and help struggling businesses remain afloat in these financially fragile … Read More
Our focus is on your financial needs during these uncertain times
Dear member, We are here to help you The leaders of Houston Metropolitan Federal Credit Union continue to monitor the latest updates regarding coronavirus disease (COVID-19). We want to reassure you that we’re here to help with any financial services you need during these difficult times. You can count on HMFCU to be there. Access to your money The safest … Read More
Changes to Our Branches and Drive-Thru Regarding COVID-19
UPDATE: HMFCU Loan Payment Deferment of Two Months AvailableFor all of our members with a loan account, you will receive a no-fee automatic 2-month Loan Deferment (Loan Extension). No action is required on your part. Loan Payment Deferment Information COVID-19 has upended the lives of everyone across the globe. The team at Houston Metropolitan Federal Credit Union continues to closely … Read More
A message from our President and CEO, Malcolm René
The health and safety of Houston Metropolitan Federal Credit Union members and employees is our top priority. We are closely monitoring recommendations and guidelines regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19) from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as well as the World Health Organization (WHO). All of our branch offices are cleaned and sanitized regularly, and over the past week, … Read More
Fraudulent Check Scams
Houston Metropolitan Federal Credit Union has received reports of members and non-members receiving counterfeit checks in which the recipients are told they will be paid for having a car-wrap/auto decal advertiser, or for stay-at-home employment . These counterfeit checks are made to look like they are drawn on HOUSTON METROPOLITAN FCU and correspondent CATALYST FEDERAL CREDIT UNION. Though the check might look very real, … Read More
You are Invited to our 2020 Annual Meeting
HMFCU will hold its annual meeting on February 11 at 5:30 PM at the EB Cape Learning and Development Center located at 4501 Leeland St, Houston, TX 77023. Every member who attends will receive a special giveaway available only at the Annual Meeting plus you’ll have the opportunity to win cash prizes! You are not going to want to miss … Read More
Severe Weather Updates
UPDATE 10:30 AM: Our Tidwell and Downtown locations are open. Our Promise location will remain closed. Out of concern for the safety of our staff and members, all Houston Metropolitan locations will open at 10:30 AM due to inclement weather conditions. At opening, services will be limited to teller transactions only.
You May Qualify for Harvey Relief
This April, Harris County officially launched Harvey Project Recovery. If you or someone you know is a homeowner who lives inside Harris County but outside the Houston City limits, who suffered damage during Harvey, please go to harrisrecovery.org and fill out a pre-application for assistance. For those living within incorporated Houston, here is a direct link to the City’s program. … Read More