Introducing Enjoy Your Way

3X debit rewards that fit your routine—so you can stop settling for someone else's "bonus categories."

New Member exclusive

Join today and earn 9% APY* on a 9-Month Certificate. 
$1,000 maximum deposit.

Pick your term! 3.50% APY*

For a limited time only, pick your certificate term! Earn 3.50% APY* on a 9-Month or 18-Month Certificate. 

Refer a friend and get up to $100 each

Love Southland? Share the love with a friend and get a bonus — it's that easy.

Fixed rate financing

Enjoy the confidence of a fixed rate and predictable payments over the life of your loan. Explore our competitively priced fixed-rate mortgage options for high balance areas.
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Get a new ride quick

Get pre-approved so you can feel confident going to the dealer. 

Auto loan rates

Earn on every dollar you spend

Earn real-time rewards no matter how you shop with Enjoy! Rewards.

Start Enjoying
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Save on your home mortgage

Whether you're a first-time buyer or upgrading, Southland can help.

Home loan options

Whatever your goals are, we're here to help

Your 3X debit rewards. Your categories.

Introducing Enjoy Your Way—choose any three of five everyday spending categories to earn 3X points: restaurants, groceries, utilities/subscriptions, travel or gas. Pick what fits your life now and make every swipe more rewarding.

Enjoy Your Way with 3X points

Earn 1 point per $3 spent on everything else

No caps on earning or redeeming

A community credit union with the resources of the big banks.

30,000

fee-free ATMs

5,600

shared branch locations

$250,000

insurance coverage from NCUA

We're committed to keeping your information safe and secure. 

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