What does Overdraft Services cover?
Overdraft Services covers your everyday debit card transactions and ATM withdrawals even if you have insufficient funds in your account. Overdraft Services allows you to complete your transaction and purchase items that you need such as groceries or gas when you may have insufficient funds in your account. Overdraft Services is available when you need it the most when emergency situations arise and you do not have sufficient money in your account.
How much does Overdraft Services cost?
If you overdraw your account through an everyday debit card transaction or ATM withdrawal, Financial Center will charge you a $33 fee to authorize the transaction. This fee will be assessed each time you use your debit card or make a withdrawal from an ATM until you have sufficient funds in your account to cover the transaction. We only charge a fee when you utilize Overdraft Services. It is free to opt-in for this service, and the service is free even if you never use it.
Please tell us if you want to keep this convenient coverage on your account for everyday debit card transactions and ATM withdrawals. If you do not opt-in to Overdraft Services and there are insufficient funds to cover a transaction when you need it, Financial Center will not authorize the transaction after August 15, 2010.
If you choose to opt-in to Overdraft Services, these transactions will continue to be covered.
Click here to either opt-in or opt-out of Overdraft Services from Financial Center. Your response is needed by July 1, 2010.
If you have further questions, contact your Indianapolis credit union at 317.916.7700 or 800.473.2328 or visit any Center location.
During the current recession, now more than ever it is important to really understand the importance of learning about money.
What are the advantages of credit union banking? Credit unions are nonprofit organizations and becoming a member is relatively easy if you belong to a particular labor union or residential community. The financial services that are offered by credit unions are very much similar to banks, yet credit unions are owned by their members.
If you are looking for financial services Indianapolis, you've come to the right place.
HSA accounts help save money on health care. Employers who contribute towards their employee’s health plan also save a lot of money. HSA savings for individuals amount to $100.00 - $300.00 per month and over a number of years, this amount becomes quite substantial.
Most credit unions offer secured cards to their members. You can use a secured credit card to build a credit history. In order to build a good credit history, you will need to only buy what is necessary and not indulge in impulsive shopping.
A federal credit union credit card is issued to members of our credit union and comes with a number of protections and benefits, which your bank may not be able to provide.
Are you using separate accounts for your banking and bill paying? Are you still mailing in your bills the old fashioned way? Or, are you still logging in to the vendor's web site in order to pay your bills? Doesn't the peace of mind in knowing you can instantly pay your bills anytime, and anywhere there is an Internet connection sound attractive?
Many reports have been released in the last few months commenting on the overwhelming number of consumers that have been making the switch from their banks to local credit unions.
This last week credit unions have received multiple positive media reviews concerning issues like growth, member business loans, credit card rates, benefits of credit unions and more. Many are saying the only difference between credit unions and banks is who owns them.
If you haven't already begun thinking about savings for later in life, now might be a good time to start. Studies have shown that the past two generations have developed significantly poorer savings habits than their predecessors. Much of this is due, experts say, to high buying capabilities, accessibility, credit cards, and lack of financial ownership at earlier ages. And yet, habitual money saving is a critical step in any healthy financial status or program. What most of this younger generation is failing to realize is that time is on their side, but ticking away.
Starting a new project? Believe it or not, right now is one of the best times to start a home improvement project, or a new construction project. If you have put off your home project for a better day, you might want to rethink. Take advantage of the economy and the prices and make your improvements now, so when the market does recover you are ready with a substantial house and a larger profit difference.
If you're looking for a reliable financial institution for your business that will deliver more than just your standard business products, you may find your answer in a credit union, not a bank. Rising apprehension and current economic depression has prompted many to seek alternate forms of banking and financial services. Businesses, as well, are looking for better reliability and consistency in service. 

