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Welcome to the Formica-Evendale Federal Credit Union
Your rock in a hard place!
PLEASE NOTE: The Credit Union office hours for the week of September 6th are: Monday - Closed (HOLIDAY) Wednesday 6:30am - 2:30 pm and Thursday from 6:30am-10:30 am. Weekly payroll deposits will be available on WEDNESDAY, September 1st.
PLEASE CONTACT US BY EMAIL IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS. YOU MUST LOG IN TO THE INTERNET TELLER TO USE THE EMAIL. IT WILL BE UNDER THE HEADING OF "CONTACT US".
In the market for a new vehicle?
Check out our rates before you buy your next vehicle or refinance your vehicle loan with us from another financial institution and those same low rates will apply! (As low as *4.75% apr for up to 66 months)
100% Financing and payroll deduction. New loans only. * Final Annual Percentage Rate dependent on credit score.
And don't forget to get your special "Invest in America" discount
How easy is that?
Having trouble signing in to the Internet Teller? In order to access the Internet Teller you will need a User name and password. Please contact us to set up your account today.
Please note: Telephone numbers are not stored in the Internet Teller. The Internet Teller is manually updated once per day.
Internet Teller Users: Questions or concerns? Once logged in to Internet Teller click on "contact us" to send an email.
We are financially sound and ready to serve YOUR financial needs!
At Formica Credit Union, your family is our family.
All immediate family members are welcome to join.
Call or stop by the credit union for more information
The Federal Reserve's new rules for credit card companies mean new credit card protections for you. Here are some key changes you should expect from your credit card company. (Click inside box above.)
Don't Be Fooled...
"Money Mule" attacks involve exploiting the valid online banking credentials of small- and medium-businesses and stealing money via the illegal transfer of funds. In a typical scenario, the targeted entity receives a “spear phishing” email which may contain an infected attachment or a link to an infected website. When the attachment is opened or the website is visited, malware is installed on the recipient’s computer that attempts to steal valid login information. The victims in this scheme are called “Money Mules” because they serve as a conduit between the business bank account and the hacker’s bank account.
“Spear phishing” emails target a group with something in common, like small- and medium-businesses. The emails contain all sorts of urgent and legitimate-sounding offers to entice the recipient to open the attachment or go to the infected website.
Here are some tips from the FBI to avoid being a victim of a “Money Mule” attack:
- Keep in mind that most companies will not request personal information via email. If in doubt, give them a call (but don’t use the phone number contained in the email).
- Use a “phishing” filter – many of the latest web browsers have them built in or offer them as plug-ins.
- Keep browsers up-to-date and use the latest released version available.
- Use anti-virus software and keep the software up-to-date.
- Never follow a link to a secure site from an email – always enter the URL manually.
- Don’t be fooled (especially today) by the latest scams. Visit the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) and "LooksTooGoodToBeTrue" websites for tips and information
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MEMBERS BEWARE...
Beware of new phishing scam aimed at Credit Union members: Emails are being received by the thousands stating that online account access has been suspended and it directs you to call a phone number to re-instate it. Do not call and never give out your personal and/or account information to anyone. Exceptions would be if you initiate a call to your financial institution directly.
Pharming, unlike phishing, automatically directs computer users from a legitimate Website to a fraudulent copy of that site with no warning signs. Once transferred to the fake site, it collects passwords, credit card numbers and other private information for the purpose of committing identity theft. Phishing requires a response from the victim, pharming does not.
Protect your private information by downloading the free toolbar from TraceSecurity. Please visit the following link to download the TraceAssure free toolbar (the download link is at the bottom of the page on their website):
http://www.tracesecurity.com/solutions/traceassure_toolbar.php
*See disclaimer at bottom of page regarding the following links.
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*Links Disclaimer
Formica-Evendale FCU has provided links to Internet sites maintained by third parties. Formica-Evendale F.C.U. does not operate or control in any respect any information, products or services on these third-party sites.The hypertext links to websites outside of Formica-Evendale FCU are displayed on this website are for the convenience of our members and go to information created and maintained by other public and private organizations. The inclusion of links or pointers to particular items in hypertext are not intended to reflect their importance, nor is it intended to endorse any views expressed, or products or services offered on these outside sites, or the organizations sponsoring the sites.
Member ALERT: Formica-Evendale FCU will never send communications requesting ANY information such as account numbers, passwords or personally identifiable information. If you receive any correspondence that requests this information and refers to the Formica-Evendale FCU, please contact us immediately at 513-786-3103.
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