The reason I tell you this is because to make these payments I have to transfer money from my HELOC to a checking account… and every time I do this I have to find my Penfed routing number.
The simplest way to find your Penfed routing number (Or any routing number for that matter) is to simply go to Penfed’s website and scroll to the bottom.
In the rare event you don’t have cell phone service or access to wifi – the quickest way to find your Penfed routing number, is to pull out your checkbook and look at the bottom left corner.
Depending on the bank, some will have different routing numbers that can vary from state to state.
If for some reason at this point you are still confused you can always checkout Penfed’s frequently accessed questions or their contact info below By Phone:1-800-247-5626
Bank routing numbers, or RTN’s (Routing Transit Numbers) are used to identify financial institutions, in this case Penfed Credit Union.