Private Money Lenders in Waihee-Waiehu, Hawaii

"Onomea Federal Credit Union has been open since 1939. The credit union has assets totaling $22.25 Million and provides banking services to more than 2,000 members.

The credit union is a community-based financial institution. People living, working, or worshipping in the credit union's geographic area can become a member"

Our Credit Union started with very humble beginnings; a group of nine individuals came together to meet one simple need: making credit available to those with small means. Over eighty years later, HFS still holds onto its same sense of 'ohana with a deep desire to help those in our community to succeed and grow.

CU Hawaii, a federal credit union serving Hawai`i Island. We’re passionate about seeing our members succeed. The spirit of Hawai`i Island is the spirit of possibility. We see the potential in people, businesses and the community and get involved to help turn those possibilities into realities.

In 1936, a group of teachers formed the Big Island Teachers Federal Credit Union. It was the first chartered credit union in the State of Hawaii. In January of 1973, our name was changed to the Big Island Educational Employees Federal Credit Union. Later that year, the word “Employees” was eliminated

Karen Kline Home Loans is committed to finding you the right mortgage product for your needs. I understand that every borrower is different, and I offer a variety of products to meet your individual requirements. I make the process of securing a mortgage simple and straightforward by offering you the latest in financial tools that enable you.

In 1947, we started a credit union for employees of the territory of Hawaii and the county of Kaua’i. Our goal was not only to provide county, state, and federal government employees & their families with basic financial needs but also to invest in and grow the quality of life on the island.
Over 70 years later we’re still committed to our goal

Our story begins in 1954. Ten hard-working pineapple farmers pooled their resources and did something none of them could have done alone: collected $595 for lending and purchased heavy equipment.

They believed that together they could provide a better life for their families, for their community, and for Kaua‘i. They gathered. And they grew.

On February 8,1938, a Federal Charter was issued to Lihue Federal Credit Union covering the employees of The Lihue Plantation Company, Ltd. and its wholly owned subsidiaries; East Kauai Water Company, Kauai Stores and Waiahi Electric Company (merged with Kauai Electric Company).

In 2007, we changed our name to Garden Island Federal Credit Unio