Holy Rosary Credit Union (NH) is headquartered in Rochester and is the 7th largest credit union in the state of New Hampshire. It is also the 813th largest credit union in the nation. It was established in 1962 and as of September of 2019, it had grown to 82 employees and 22,108 members at 5 locations. Holy Rosary Credit Union (NH)'s savings rates are 4X the national average, and it has an A health rating.
Field of Membership Restrictions
HRCU (formerly known as Holy Rosary Credit Union) offers membership to anyone who lives, works, worships, or attends school anywhere in New Hampshire. Immediate family members of current HRCU members are also eligible to join.
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A Borrower's Bank
Banked here since I was 16. Customer serivce is poor on the whole. Accounts are totally fee-free, you basically have to bounce a check to pay for anything. Deposit rates are absolutely miserable.
This is a great bank to get loans from. I got my first credit card here as well as a small unsecured loan. Even though I had virtually no credit history, my APR on the card was %9 and %7.5 on the loan. They lend to anyone at very low rates.
Since I finished college and started making money I've pulled my funds from this bank and into places where I can earn interest. Still considering them for a mortgage though as their rates are competitive across the board.
Suggestions for HRCU: Everyone who lives in Dover/Rochester works in Portsmouth. You should have a branch there. Also, your website is really outdated.
Customer Service Nightmare
First, I want to start with the good. I opened a joint checking account with my parents when I was 16. When I ran out of money for school and was going to get kicked out, they gave me a $8000 loan even though I didn't have credit. I paid every dollar back and graduated.
At this point, I'm really, really frustrated with them. I do all my checking with another bank that gives me 4% rewards interest (compared to Holy Rosary's
s .2%). But every once in a while, I need to call them for something and its a nightmare. When I had to get a cash advance from their credit card, they gave me the wrong payoff amount and I ended up getting a collection notice for $2.75 . They made me pay a $3 fee to pay it off over the phone. When I asked for a credit limit increase, they ran a hard inquiry without my permission. I tried to get it reversed but I could only talk to this one person who was never there when I called. Finally I stopped using the card for a few years. I figured I should just run it once to keep it active, so I bought a 75 cent candy bar.
They flagged the transaction for fraud.
This Credit Union has been such a hassle that I will be closing my account, nostalgia aside. They just don't have the size, staff or technology to offer the service level that other banks do.
Data as of Q3 2019
Learn why bank health mattersHealth Grade Components
| Overall | |
|---|---|
| NCUA # | 65088 |
| Year Chartered | 1962 |
| Employees | 82 |
| Primary Regulator | |
| Profit Margin | |
|---|---|
| Return on Assets - YTD | 0.38% |
| Return on Equity - YTD | 4.22% |
| Annual Interest Income | $8.5MM |
| Assets and Liabilities | ||
|---|---|---|
| Assets | Q3 2019vs Q3 2018 | $304.1MM$281.4MM |
| Loans | Q3 2019vs Q3 2018 | $215.3MM$206.6MM |
| Deposits | Q3 2019vs Q3 2018 | $275.2MM$253.6MM |
| Equity Capital | Q3 2019vs Q3 2018 | $26.8MM$25.4MM |
| Loan Loss Allowance | Q3 2019vs Q3 2018 | $1.0MM$1.0MM |
| Unbacked Noncurrent Loans | Q3 2019vs Q3 2018 | $289.00K$513.00K |
| Real Estate Owned | Q3 2019vs Q3 2018 | $100.00K$100.00K |