Now That You Have A Great Job...
... You Need a Great Place To Put Your Money.
What do you look for in a financial institution? Fast service? Good rates? Convenience? Flowers Foods Employees Credit League, a member-owned financial cooperative, provides all of these with the confidence and security you deserve.
Since 1972, the Credit League has been providing quality financial services to the good folks who work for Flowers Foods and its subsidiaries. Take a few minutes to look through our website. We look forward to serving you!
What do you look for in a financial institution? Fast service? Good rates? Convenience? Flowers Foods Employees Credit League, a member-owned financial cooperative, provides all of these with the confidence and security you deserve.
Since 1972, the Credit League has been providing quality financial services to the good folks who work for Flowers Foods and its subsidiaries. Take a few minutes to look through our website. We look forward to serving you!
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Learn about the lending & investment services that we offer.
Learn about the lending & investment services that we offer.
Apply Today for Your Holiday Loan!*
Let's get started; we’ve got the holiday cheer you need to make it through the shopping season! You may qualify to borrow $1,200 at a 12.00% APR**
That’s lower than the average credit card!
Available through December 7, 2018! Call 800.659.6877 or visit your HR Department to get started.
*All loans subject to credit approval. **Annual Percentage Rate. $10 application fee. | |
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It's now easier for you to manage your Credit League accounts.
Our Internet branch offers 24/7 access to account balances and recent transactions. Whenever YOU want. You don't have to worry about the Credit League’s hours or going to HR since all of your balances are available online.
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sign-up now, click on the red My Account tab in the upper right-hand corner of the screen.
Flowers Foods Employees Credit League receives 5-Star rating from Bauer Financial.
