Karlito
Be careful with them,make sure you read every detail in their contract because they won t tell you anything 👍👍👍
I’ve had a car loan with Service Credit Union since last year. I was overseas when I purchased the car in March, and the dealership held the vehicle until I returned stateside, taking delivery in early July. Since then, I’ve encountered issues with an insurance verification requirement and CPI adjustments on my loan.After a few months, an insurance-related charge (CPI) appeared on my account. When I tried to resolve it, I was told I hadn’t provided proof of insurance.I contacted my insurance provider and provided the binding insurance documents .Once the documents were received, Service Credit Union partially reversed the charge, but required proof of insurance from the purchase date through the pickup date at the dealership, dates that spanned overseas and several administrative steps.As a service member stationed overseas, I expected smoother handling and clear guidance on documentation timelines. I’m concerned about how similar situations could affect others in similar circumstances. If you’re considering Service Credit Union for a loan or auto financing, I recommend: - Confirming how proof of insurance should be provided, and whether there’s flexibility for deployed members. - Requesting written confirmation of any charges (like CPI) and the reasons behind them. - Asking about a dedicated member service contact for international or deployed members to streamline communication. This review reflects my personal experience and aims to encourage improvements that would benefit all members, especially service members and overseas customers. If you’ve had a different experience, I’d be glad to hear about it and adjust the feedback accordingly.



