Financial Partners Credit Union

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  Mobility Matters: The P2P Dustup

  By Robert McGarvey  |  March 28, 2013

  There's a great market here. No, there's not. Opinions vary widely among vendors and credit unions alike.

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  Mobile P2P Launched at Financial Partners Credit Union

  By Marc Rapport  |  March 20, 2013

  New app adds to first-in-market mobile bill pay and RDC, Los Angeles credit union says.

• Financial Partners Credit Union Adds Mobile Bill Pay

  By Marc Rapport  |  November 28, 2012

  The $793 million FPCU launched a mobile bill pay app this month, one of the first of its kind in the Los Angeles market.

• Points Don't Expire With FPCU's New Card

  By Marc Rapport  |  November 15, 2012

  The $793 million, 50,100-member Financial Partners Credit Union in Downey, Calif., is now offering a credit card rewards program with a twist.

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  Optimism on Mortgages Competes With Caution

  By David Morrison  |  October 1, 2012

  LAS VEGAS — Credit union executives attending the annual meeting of the American Credit Union Mortgage Association received a mixture of optimism from credit union CEOs about the future of credit union housing finance and caution from a leading economist about the overall economy and the housing market.

• CEOs Bullish On Housing Finance: Onsite Coverage

  By David Morrison  |  September 25, 2012

  LAS VEGAS — CEO panel tells ACUMA attendees that credit unions have broken through on mortgage lending.

• CU Direct Taps New Directors, Honors Longtime Members

  By Michelle A. Samaad  |  August 14, 2012

  Nader Moghaddam, president/CEO of Financial Partners Credit Union in Downey, Calif., has been appointed as a director on CU Direct Corp.’s board.

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  Great Balls of Fire!

  July 12, 2012

  Financial Partners Credit Union sponsors comets, asteroids and meteors exhibit at Los Angeles-area learning center.

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  Guest Opinion: Housing’s Future Hinges on Planning

  By Kirk Kordeleski  |  October 17, 2011

  The reform of the secondary mortgage market in the U.S. is like a very slow-moving train.

• Housing’s Future Hinges on Planning: Guest Opinion

  By Kirk Kordeleski  |  October 16, 2011

  The reform of the secondary mortgage market in the U.S. is like a very slow-moving train.