The CU has a new 800 toll free telephone number
for members calling from out of state.
not be transferred to other buildings in Countryside. We are going to monitor
the cost before we are able to open the number statewide also.
| New Bikes | ||
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24 months
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4.50%
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36 months
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5.50%
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48 months
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5.75%
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60 months
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6.25%
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| Used Bikes | ||
| 2001 - 2002 |
36 months
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6.25%
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48 months
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6.50%
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60 months
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6.75%
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| 1998 - 1999 - 2000 |
36
months
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7.00%
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48
months
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7.25%
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| 1995 - 1996 - 1997 |
36 months
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7.75%
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| 1994 and older |
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10.50%
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being raffled by Local 150. Tickets are available at the CU.
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MOECU also offers a CU cash Card, use it as an ATM card or a debit card. Remember the old Cash Station logo? it has been replaced by the STAR network.
We have been affiliated with the new network for months and have received excellent service, and that means you will receive excellent service.
Watch for the STAR. Currently, the CU does not charge a point of sale fee, which is when you use your CU Cash Card to purchase items (debit card).
| As we have been telling you for years, Midwest Operating Engineers Credit Union is a full service financial institution, established to provide financial services to the membership at a competitive price. Now it's up to the membership to take advantage of the many services available and save money. |
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If you think that you may be a victim of identity theft, immediately contact:
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The Federal Trade Commission to report the situation and get guidance on how to deal with it. |
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The three major credit bureaus to inform them of the situation. |
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Your local public department to have an officer take a report. |
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Any businesses where the identity thief fraudulently conducted transactions in your name. |
Reason:
identity theft is a crime under federal law, and under the laws of more
than 44 states, that carries serious penalties including imprisonment
and fines. To help law enforcement in invetgating and prosecuting identity
theft, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) maintains a national database
of complaints by identity theft victims. The FTC, through a toll-free
hotline
(1-877-ID-THEFT), can also help you decide what steps to take in trying
to remedy the situation and restore your good name and credit. Credit
bureaus should also be notified so that they can flag your credit report.
Local police, by taking a report and providing you with a copy, can help
you show creditors that and identity thief has be conducting certain transactions
in your name and without your permission.
MOECU is aware of the increase in these fraudulent transactions and has had in place several ways to try to protect our member's private information.
| 1) | Our privacy policies protect your personal and financial information. |
| 2) | Account verification such as signature verification and drivers license identification. |
| 3) | Visa Verified: members need to add a password to their Visa transactions on line. |
| 4) | All documents are shredded on site. |
| 1) | Do not give your social security number, credit card numbers or even your telephone number to anyone, unless you know the person or organization you're dealing with. |
| 2) | Review your statements and bills. If you have questionable items, don't ignore them. Instead, investigate immediately to head off any possible fraud. |
| 3) | Report lost or stolen credit cards immediately. |
| 4) | Review your check orders to make sure none have been stolen. |
| 5) | Shred any financial solicitations |
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Put outgoing mail in a secure, official postal service collection box. Order a credit report once a year to review your file and make certain the information is correct. For a small fee, you can obtain a copy of your credit report at any time. Three major credit bureaus are: Equifax
800-685-111 |
