First Commonwealth Federal Credit Union And Bellco Federal Credit Union Announce Intent To Merge

Reaffirming their commitments to improve member financial wellbeing and investing in their communities, First Commonwealth Federal Credit Union (Allentown, PA) "First Commonwealth" and Bellco Federal Credit Union (Wyomissing, PA) "Bellco" have jointly agreed to merge, pending approval from the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), and Bellco's membership. The merger is expected to be completed in the first half of 2024.

The credit unions, when merged, will do business as First Commonwealth Federal Credit Union, with combined assets of more than $1.3 billion and over 92,000 members. By bringing the two credit unions together, their members will have access to expanded products and services, the latest digital banking technology, and best-in-class member service at 14 financial centers, our Contact Center, and our ATM/ITM network.

"As a member-owned Community financial cooperative, our members are our top priority. By joining forces with First Commonwealth Federal Credit Union, our members will have access to additional products and services, and a growing network of financial centers and ATMs/ITMs across the Lehigh Valley, Warren County, NJ, and Berks County. Bellco's community impact will be amplified through First Commonwealth's 'We Thrive Foundation', Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives, and volunteerism. These benefits are a win for our members and the communities we serve," said Tom Gosling, Bellco Federal Credit Union's President/CEO.

"First Commonwealth Federal Credit Union is thrilled to welcome Bellco members and employees through this merger. With shared values rooted in the wellbeing of our members and communities, complementing retail footprints, and strong financial positions, this partnership is a natural fit for both organizations' members, employees, and communities," said Donna LoStocco, First Commonwealth Federal Credit Union's President/CEO.

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