The Lighthouse Board of Directors and Management team continuously worked to expand the services they provided members which is challenging for a relatively small credit union. They believed merging with Rivermark, a like-minded community credit union gives the best opportunity to expand offerings and continue to serve members even better.

Rivermark will be the continuing credit union with combined assets of nearly $1.3 billion, nine branch locations and over 86,000 members. Banking and financial services is a competitive industry. By joining together, Rivermark and Lighthouse will be better positioned to offer competitive financing and enhanced services for members. Merging two strong organizations will combine shared values and will provide members additional financial protection against future economic downturns.

Yes. The Fruit Valley branch on Fourth Plain in Vancouver will remain open as a Rivermark branch. Extended hours will be available through a Video Teller Kiosk starting in August.

Lighthouse members gain access to Rivermark’s eight full-service branches in Oregon. Rivermark locations feature extended hours from 8am-8pm on weekdays and 10am-6pm on Saturdays. You’ll also enjoy top rated mobile banking tools, Video Banking service, a rewards checking account with ATM fee refunds, low rate loan and mortgage options, financial wellness resources and more.

Yes. Your deposits continue to be insured by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) to at least $250,000. Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) continue to be insured separately to at least $250,000. This is the same deposit insurance coverage you received from Lighthouse.

Yes, account numbers will change on August 1, 2021 when the final conversion of accounts is completed. Letters with new account numbers will be sent in July. You may begin using your new account number beginning August 1st at any Rivermark branch, when speaking to a representative by phone or video, or when enrolling in online banking.