CU@Home
has the convenience of 24 hour, 7 day a week availability; the ease of banking
through your Internet browser; and the security of encrypted data and a secure
connection. All this and more, is what you receive through our Online banking
system. With Online Banking you get:
- Access to your accounts online
- Check your balances and completed transactions
- Transfer funds between accounts
- Pay your bills online
Now that your Credit Union is available Online, take advantage of accessing
your own virtual teller in your own virtual lobby. Click here
to log on to your Online Financial system. Managing your accounts has never been
easier!
| Please Note: Sending private
information via email is not secure. Please do not send
any sensitive information via email. |
Pay Your Bills Automatically
No more stamps and no more last-minute trips to the mailbox! Conveniently pay
your bills on time, every time, with Bill Pay. Just add each bill to your personal
Bill Pay list, then enter the amount and the date the bill is to be paid. Your
payments are automatically deducted from your credit union checking account.
New Bill Pay Video Tutorials
Learn how to use Bill Pay to pay your bills online.
View the Tutorials.
E-Statements
are the electronic version of your member account statement.
They contain all the same information as the paper version,
plus when you sign up for e-statements your statements for
the previous 5 months are instantly available to you! Benefits
of e-statements include the following:
- Receive
your statement far earlier, since the printing and mailing
time is eliminated
- Help
the environment by reducing use of paper and ink
- Receive
occasional important account-specific communications via
email in addition to statements
- Save
and retrieve your E-Statements on your hard drive
To subscribe
you need both your member number and a PIN. You'll receive
an email to the mailbox you designate when your statement
is available.
Log On To E-Statements.
Please contact
a Midwest Community FCU representative to sign up.
