How do I know if I can become a member?
Every credit union serves a specific field of membership as defined by its charter. Anyone who falls within the common bond of the credit union may join and share in its ownership. A common bond can be defined as the employees of a company, members of a civic or church group, residents of a community or numerous groups together. Generally, persons within a member’s family, by blood or marriage, may also join.
What is a Credit Union?
A credit union is a non-profit financial institution that is owned by its members. Member savings form a pool of money from which low-cost loans are made to other members. Once overhead and other expenses are paid and reserves set aside, income from loans is returned to members in the form of dividends on savings, espansion of services, a larger cushion against loss, etc. After a credit union has met its other goals, it may give any remaining surplus back to the members as bonus dividends on savings or loan interest rebates.
Can I access my account from this website?
YES! We offer online banking! In order to access your account via our website, you must first have completed all the appropriate paperwork. If you do not currently have access to your account online but are interested, please see your Member Service Representative or stop by the Credit Union. This service is easy and convenient. You can read your account history, transfer funds and even make your loan payment that you have through the Credit Union. And best of all, you have access to your account 24/7!
What do I do if I lose or have my Mastercard Check/Debit Card stolen?
Contact a Member Service Representative immediately to discuss your lost or stolen card. A low-cost replacement fee may apply.
What do I do if I forget my pin number for my Mastercard Check/Debit Card?
Contact a Member Service representative and your pin number will be mailed to you.
