PrimeWay Federal Credit Union

PrimeWay Federal Credit Union

Financial Services

Houston, Texas 1,594 followers

Helping people and businesses build financial strength and achieve their dreams.

About us

Making a positive difference in the lives of others – that is what we do here every day. Life can be challenging, but it is easier when we are surrounded by people who care and support us. At PrimeWay Federal Credit Union, we have been helping enable members’ dreams since 1937. Whether that dream is buying a new home, being debt free or starting a new business, the professionals at PrimeWay care and are here to help. PrimeWay is a not-for-profit financial cooperative with multiple branches local to the Houston area (including Harris County, Fort Bend County and Washington County). At PrimeWay, we believe that the best way to build strong communities is to help the families in our community create their own financial strength. Through a combination of a knowledgeable professional team, technology and a full suite of accounts and loans, we help families and small business owners reach their dreams. Like many financial institutions you can find everything you need at PrimeWay from some of the best checking accounts to great loan rates and terms on autos, mortgages, home equity, business accounts and more. The difference is our team. We take pride in our work, are always looking to improve, and want to make this corner of the world just a little bit better. Along the way, we believe it is important to support one another, help each other grow professionally and have fun!

Website
http://www.primewayfcu.com
Industry
Financial Services
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Houston, Texas
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1937
Specialties
Caring for members and employees, Small Business Lending, Micro Business Lending, Personal/Business Checking Accounts, FREE Online Banking/Bill Pay, FREE Mobile Banking, Auto Loans, Home Loans, Investments, Credit Cards, Insurance, Youth Checking Accounts, Financial Education, and Mortgages

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Employees at PrimeWay Federal Credit Union

Updates

  • Labor day is a celebration of all the social and economic achievements you have accomplished throughout the year. Every long shift, every sale, every deadline, every raise, promotion, and even the smallest of victories. Here at PrimeWay, we are proud to honor and celebrate YOU! Thank you, and have a wonderful Labor Day!

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  • In the early 1900s, crude oil became one of the most sought-after resources in America. When oil was discovered in Texas, word spread out like wildfire. Young, daring, hard-working men flocked from all over America to Texas in search of their piece of fortune. These pioneers were called Wildcatters. Because of their bravery, strength, and determination, their success led to the economic boom in Texas and made home what it is today: The Texas oil Industry. With half a million people employed in the Texas oil industry today, 296 oil rigs, 32 refineries, and over 12,000 oil companies, many picked Houston as their home, now known as the Energy Capital of the World. We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone in the oil, natural gas, and energy industries for their commitment and hard work and for playing a significant role in the Houston, Texas, and United States economies. Happy Labor Day weekend!

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  • Before the assembly line, workers would have long shifts and low wages due to production costs. When Henry Ford perfected the assembly line, he was able to add 3 equal shifts at 8 hours per day and was able to pay middle-class wages (5-dollar days) to his employees. This caused other companies to follow suit, which turned into an even more competitive economy, Because of Ford’s and many other companies' innovative techniques during the Industrial Revolution, Industries were able to employ more workers and pay higher wages than ever before. There is no doubt that people are the power that drives the economy, but companies lead the nation through innovation, prosperity, and stability. Everyone plays a part in this nation, from your at-home and small businesses to your companies and corporations. Together, we built America! Thank you all, Happy Labor Day!

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  • The kiss of life was captured by Pulitzer Prize winner Rocco Morabito, a photographer for the Jacksonville Journal. It depicts lineman J.D. Thompson giving lineman Randall Champion mouth-to-mouth resuscitation after being electrocuted while performing maintenance high up on a powerline pole. J.D. Thompson was successful in providing Randall CPR, which ultimately saved his life. This image reminds us of the dangers of being a lineman. Their duties include repairing, installing, and maintaining electrical transmission and distribution systems. While there are many safety measures in place, it is still a high-risk career. Almost 10% of 120,000 linemen in the US are working in Texas, on call 24/7, 365 days a year. During weather disasters, Thousands of more linemen from neighboring states and countries travel to Texas to help thousands of families without electricity. Electricity is a unique and important commodity that we use daily. Linemen are truly a backbone behind our nation. From PrimeWay, a sincere thank you and Happy Labor Day!

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  • “So even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow, I still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in the American dream. I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.” -Martin Luther King Jr.

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  • What started as a Mexican-American deal during World War II led to over 4.5 million Mexican citizens migrating to the United States under an agreement known as the Bracero Program over a 22-year period, from July 1942 to December 1, 1964. As American men were drafted into World War 2, the nation was plagued by an overwhelming need for farm laborers. Braceros worked on farms, railroads, and even ranches, making it possible for the US to keep up with economic war demands and recover from the Great Depression. Although many injustices occurred during the program, Mexican laborers continued to migrate and work the farms, as it was a better opportunity than what they previously had in Mexico. Due to their commitment, persistence, and hard work, the nation progressed through war, post-war, and the Great Depression.

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  • During World War II, more than 6 million women contributed to the war efforts by working in factories, volunteering for the Red Cross, and serving directly in the military. This was during an era when men went to work, and women took the role of homemakers. Men were called into the military, leaving women without a provider and a nation without its workforce. This event would be a major turning point in women’s civil rights and independence. Because of women like Naomi Parker, Mae Krier, and many more, America stabilized economically, stayed on par with wartime necessities, and maintained the house and family singlehandedly. This was a true example of what a woman was capable of. Rosies, as in Rosie the Riveter (the iconic woman in “We Can Do It”), are a prime example of what people, communities, and society can accomplish when given the opportunity. In remembrance of all the women who helped shape the nation into what it has become today, PrimeWay offers a heartfelt thank you!

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