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Earn up to $250 by referring new members!

Existing Chocolate Bayou Members, share the love and refer your friends and family to join the Credit Union experience! Here at Chocolate Bayou we have great rates on auto loans, credit cards, mortgage loans, and much more! Simply invite them to open an account and you can earn up to $250!

If your family or friends qualify for membership, you will both receive $50! You can invite up to 5 people! Help them start the New Year right!

Account Benefits:

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How to Open an Account for this Special Offer

  • Must live, work, or worship in Brazoria County
  • Stop by any Chocolate Bayou branch
  • Open new savings account with $250 minimum deposit (+ more if desired)
  • Must maintain the $250 for first three months of membership
  • Valid Government issued photo ID + a second form of identification (Social Security card, official tax documents, or utility bills are acceptable. Ask a representative for more options.)

 

This offer is to refer a new Chocolate Bayou account. New members must qualify for membership in order to receive the special offer. All Chocolate Bayou Credit Union members must live, work, or worship in Brazoria County at account opening. When opening your membership, you must open a savings account. Additionally, you must deposit $250 and maintain the $250 for the first three months. Once the new member has been a member in good standing for three months and meets all qualifications, they will receive their reward. The referring Chocolate Bayou member will receive their $50 within five business days after their referred friend/family opens their new account. This offer may discontinue at any time. Not all applicants will qualify for all loan products offered. Other restrictions may apply. This offer cannot be used with any additional Chocolate Bayou coupons and/or promotions. We do business in accordance with the Equal Credit Opportunity Act. Your deposits are federally insured to at least $250,000 and backed by the full faith and credit of the National Credit Union Administration, a U.S. Government agency.