If You Have A Busy Lifestyle, Then Our Online Full-Service Branch Is Just What You Need.
Have you ever wanted to see if a check has cleared, check an account balance or do a transfer on a weekend, a holiday or late at night? Then check out our full-service online branch, PC Branch.
From The Comfort Of Your Own Home You Can:
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Get information on your account balance
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Apply for a loan online or make a loan payment
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Check the history of your account, dividends earned and interest paid
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Take advantage of handy online calculators to aid in your financial planning |
PC Branch:
Start here to review and manage your online account.
BillPayer:
Start here to pay all your bills online.
E-Statements:
Take advantage of having your monthly account statements delivered to you electronically.
Online Loan Applications:
Save time and apply for many of our products and services online.
Additional Online Services:
For your convenience we have added these great services online.
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Shield Yourself From Swindles--Scams Involving Checks, ATMs, and the 'Net
by Kellie Halder
Fraudsters take advantage of innocent consumers daily through check, ATM (automated teller machine), and Internet scams. These gifted scammers use the latest technology to make it harder and harder to detect if your transactions are legit. Knowing the latest trends in the scamming industry can help you protect yourself from being victimized.
Phishing
Phishing incidents take center stage in Internet scams as they've increased dramatically in popularity in the past year. Phishers use the Internet to steal money and personal identities. Victims usually receive fraudulent e-mails containing authentic looking company logos and familiar graphics and are asked to divulge financial information.
A study by the Gartner technology research firm shows 52 million U.S. Internet users received phishing e-mail during the past 12 months, from which 1.8 million consumers divulged information and one million fell victim. While consumers at banks and credit unions are prime targets, AOL and eBay users also are victims of frequent attacks. (click for full article)
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