O Bee Credit Union | Pabst Family

We're family - the wild kind.

O Bee and Pabst are family. We share the same inspired brewery history. Our founders were proud brewers of classic American beers. Photo: Olympia Brewery workers, circa 1900 | Tumwater, WA

Pabst Blue Ribbon | Rainier | Lone Star | Olympia

Apply today for one of our Brewery-Inspired Credit Cards. We have 3 different programs. One of them is perfect for you.

LOW RATE: Our credit cards have some of the lowest rates in the country.
REWARDS: We offer a robust ScoreCard Reward program. Earn points towards merchandise and travel.
CASH BACK: Get 1.5% unlimited Cash Back on eligible purchases.
WOW! Nicknamed the "Wow" cards, because people say "Wow!' when they see them.

Pick Any Card, Pick Any Program

Pick the card you want, pick the program you want. Mix it up to make the perfect match. Any card, any program. You're family. Help yourself!

You Are Invited

Pabst Employees and their Families are invited to apply for:
Credit Cards | Auto Loans | Checking & Savings | CDs & IRAs

Our unique cards celebrate iconic brands that are part of our shared history as classic American Brewers

Leopold Schmidt founded the Olympia Brewery in Tumwater, Washington, more than 100 years ago. He chose the location for its famed artesian wells of sparkling, spring-fed water. Through the years the brewery grew and prospered. For a time it also brewed Pabst Blue Ribbon, Rainier, and Lone Star beers. These brands are part of our proud heritage and helped to make the Olympia Brewery great. In 1983, Pabst Brewing Company officially acquired the Olympia label.

Here's where we come in. O Bee Credit Union was founded in 1955 by Ted McGill, an Olympia Brewery worker. As the Original Credit Union of the Olympia Brewery, we have offered brewery workers and their families exceptional financial services for more than 60 years. We now have the honor of offering our services to Pabst employees and their families as well. Our unique cards celebrate iconic brands that are part of our shared history.