Armstrong Associates Federal Credit Union

Traveling?

posted June 01, 2010
If you are traveling this summer, don't forget that AAFCU is now a member of the Shared Service Centers Network. With over 4,000 locations nationwide, there are centers available to you wherever you are going. Be sure to have your credit union ID card and your driver's license. To see locations near your destination, click the Shared Service Centers logo to your left. Please call AAFCU with any questions.

Cell Phone Do Not Call List

posted April 29, 2010
Cell phone numbers are not subject to marketing or solicitation calls. However, sometimes you get calls anyway! If you would like to add your cell phone number to the national Do Not Call list, the phone number to do that is 1-888-382-1222. It will take a few days to take effect and stop your unwanted calls.

e-statements!

posted April 12, 2010
You can now sign up to start receiving your account statements via email instead of a printed paper copy mailed to your home. You must be a virtualbranch user to receive e-statements, because you will receive your statement through the secure virtualbranch site. To sign up, just click the virtualbranch logo to the left, and follow the steps. e-statements are available under the self-service tab. If you have any problems or questions, please email e-services@aafcu4u.coop or mycu@aafcu4u.coop.

Checking balances at an ATM

posted February 24, 2010
There are quite a few regulatory changes taking place. Because we already complied with nearly all of the improvements, you won't notice many changes. One of the ones you will notice is when you visit an ATM to check your current balance. Regulation DD requires that an inquiry at an ATM cannot include any funds that are in an account separate from your checking, but could be used to cover any overdrafts. So if you check your balance at an ATM, the only information available will be your current balance in your share draft checking account, not your savings. If you want to check your savings balance, you can do so by using tellerline, virtualbranch, or by calling or visiting any of our locations.

Online Shopping Safety

posted November 20, 2009 THIS NEWS ITEM HAS EXPIRED!
Doing your holiday shopping online can be very convenient, but don't let your guard down. Be cautious anytime you are giving your debit or credit card numbers, whether in a store on using an online store. Make sure you are on the true website by typing in the address yourself, rather than following links. Before typing in your personal information and card number, make sure you are on a secure site. In the address bar, there should be an 's' at the end of the http to signify it is a secure site. Many sites also display locked padlocks.