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https://www.coastlinefcu.org/about-us/careers/ Our story begins in 1936 when a group of Atlantic Coast Line Railroad employees formed Coastline Federal Credit Union in Wilmington, N. The charter for the credit union was granted on March 6, 1936, and the Wilmington A.C.L. By year end, the credit union had 139 members and assets of $753. In 1960, the credit union moved to Jacksonville, Fla., with the relocation of the railroad’s headquarters and changed its name to SCL General Office Employees Federal Credit Union. At that time, year-end assets were more than $838,000 and membership totaled 1,345. In 1986, we took on the name that we proudly use today, Coastline Federal Credit Union, uniting employees of the railroad industry as well as more than 250 select employee groups throughout the state of Florida. In 2003, the NCUA (National Credit Union Administration) approved a charter conversion to a Federal Community Charter. This new charter designation allows any person who lives, works, worships or attends school in Duval County to be eligible for membership at Coastline Federal CU. In 2006, the NCUA approved a charter expansion to include four counties that surround Duval County. Today, any person who lives, works, worships or attends school in Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau or St. Johns counties is eligible to become a member of Coastline Federal CU.
