I’ve already started my Quorum loan application. Do I need to submit a Quorum membership application, too?

Not always. For Quorum mortgages and home equity loans, membership is handled as part of the loan application, so you do not need to start a separate membership application.

I’m no longer employed by a Select Employee Group. Can I still become a member?

If you’re no longer a current employee or retiree of a Select Employee Group, you can still join through the American Consumer Council as part of the online Quorum application.

I no longer work for a Select Employee Group. Can I keep my membership?

Yes. Once you become a Quorum member, you remain a member for life. And, any of your family or household members can join too!

Our company is interested in partnering with Quorum. Where can we learn more?

Quorum partners with employers to offer credit union membership as part of an employee benefits experience. We currently serve over 40 companies nationwide—including Kraft Heinz, Mastercard, Mondelez, Pernod Ricard, and more. Contact us to learn more about becoming a Quorum partner.

Quorum membership eligibility

To open Quorum accounts and access Quorum services, you’ll need to become a member. Membership is free and part of the online account application.

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Three ways to qualify for Quorum membership.

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Employee or retiree of a Quorum partner company

If you work for or retired from one of Quorum’s partner companies, you are eligible to join through a Select Employee Group (SEG).

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Quorum employee or family member

Quorum employee or family/household member of a Quorum member.

If you work at Quorum, you and your family can join. If someone in your family or household member is already a Quorum member, you can join to.

Join through the American Consumer Council (ACC)

If you don’t qualify through a partner company or family relationship, you can still join through the American Consumer Council. During the online application, you’ll have the option to select ACC at no cost.