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EdFed is a not-for-profit credit union founded in 1935 by educators to serve the educational community of South Florida. The institution operates on a mission to educate and empower its members, with a stated belief in putting people first and providing personalized service.

The credit union serves over 100,000 members, offering comprehensive checking, savings, and borrowing solutions designed for educators, students, and families. Its culture reflects its educational roots - many staff members began their careers on the teller line and have progressed within the organization.

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