Attention 
ATM & Debit Card Users

New regulatory requirements will change how overdrafts are handled by financial institutions for consumer accounts. Since these changes may affect the way you manage your account, we want you to understand the choices that you will have with Tip of Texas FCU.

Please review the "What You Need To Know About Overdrafts and Overdraft Fees" form. If you have not already opted in but would like to do so, simply complete the form on line.

We want to make sure you have the information you need to make the right decision for you. If you have any questions regarding Overdraft Privilege, simply visit the branch nearest you or contact us at 532-6575.

Online bill payment makes paying bills less painful, reduces the risk of identity theft and gives you greater control over paying off credit cards and other debts. 

You can do it

Anyone can easily learn to use bill pay. Bill pay lets you automate payments to take place on a set date every month, schedule a bill for payment weeks before a specific date, or simply go online to make payments to be delivered in two to three days.

Tie payments to paydays

Since you can schedule payments for a specific date, you can tie payments to paydays. Just go online to alter the payment date or amount if you ability to pay changes before a payment is sent. Even when you forget about a bill until it's due, online bill pay can help by minimizing the delay between when the payment is sent and when the recipient acknowledges its arrival, reducing late fees and interest charges.

Reduce risk

Bill pay reduces the risk that ID thieves may steal envelopes containing payments from home mailboxes or while in transit. That's important, because the account information printed on both bills and paper checks, offers a wealth to data to identity thieves who could misuse the information to open accounts in your name.

Manage your debt

Bill pay can also be a good strategy for reducing debt. One example is making extra payments on loans at every payday.

Sign up for Online Bill Payment today!

     

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NOTICE

The Credit Union will never send you an e-mail requesting personal/private information, account numbers, passwords or any such sensitive information. If you receive any e-mails that appear to be from the Credit Union requesting this information, please contact us immediately at
915-532-6575 or 1-800-691-1182.

Address & Phone
Number Changes

 Contact the Credit Union when you move or change your phone numbers. If there are any changes , please send them in writing. Don't forget to sign and date your note. You may make the request by mail , fax, drop it in the night depository or drop it off through the drive-thru window.  

Please check and see if we have your correct mailing address, street address, and current phone numbers the next time you visit the credit union.

A Change of Address Form can be found under applications and forms.