Our Story
Waypoint Credit Union carries two credit unions’ worth of history and one belief into a single name: members do better when they own the institution serving them. Here is where we came from.
What You’ll Find Here
This hub holds the story of how CorePlus Credit Union and Scient Federal Credit Union became Waypoint. Read our history, our mission and philanthropy, meet the volunteer board that oversees the credit union, and find our annual reports, community impact reports, and video library.
History
See how two credit unions built one 90-year story of member service in Connecticut.
Read the History
Mission & Philanthropy
Our mission, and how member ownership puts money back into Connecticut communities.
Read Our Mission
Annual Reports
Read our published annual reports and see how the credit union performed each year.
View Reports
Community Impact Reports
See the difference member-owned banking makes in Connecticut, reported year by year.
View Impact ReportsLatest From Waypoint
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Meet Waypoint
CorePlus and Scient are now Waypoint Federal Credit Union, one credit union built from the shared strength of two trusted, community-rooted institutions serving Connecticut.
Ready to Bank With People, Not Shareholders?
Membership is open and easy.*
As a member-owned, not-for-profit cooperative, Waypoint returns earnings to members instead of outside shareholders. Every deposit and every loan payment supports the people and communities we serve.
Important Disclosures
To become a member of Waypoint Federal Credit Union, as part of your membership agreement you must enroll in the American Consumer Council (ACC), which is a free, non-profit organization that focuses on financial literacy and consumer advocacy. As a member of the ACC, your lifetime membership dues will be paid for by Waypoint and your membership information is held confidentially. The ACC will never share your membership data with anyone. Once you’re a member of the ACC, you’re automatically a member of Waypoint Federal Credit Union. It’s that easy! For additional information on the American Consumer Council (ACC), please visit americanconsumercouncil.org opens in a new tab.