Welcome to Ukrainian FCU!
Today: Thursday, Sep 02, 2010



Today: Thursday, Sep 02, 2010

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The Credit Union will be closed on:
September 4-6 - Labor Day Weekend
2010 Calendar
Events and Holiday Closings




- *Important UFCU VISA debit card information
- Income Tax Incentives in 2009
- Medicaid Alert
- Power of Attorney
- Third Party checks
- Real estate
- Official Checks. What are they?
- UFCU Remains Financially Sound
- How Your Accounts Are Federally Insured.
- NCUA Share Insurance
- Commercial Loan Application Process
- How to Avoid Home Foreclosure
- How to Improve Your FICO Score
- Start IRA Savings Account
- What is Check 21?
- Beware of Phishing Scams
- Beware of Financial Exploitation
- Facts About Credit Unions


Credit Union Membership Eligibility
- A member of a common bond church or organization
- An immediate family member of someone from an above qualifying group. A family member is defined as: husband, wife, mother, father, brother, sister, child, step-child, grand-child, and grand-parent. Note that a family member of an eligible person can join even if the eligible person chooses not to join. Example: Maria Kozak is a member of St. Josaphat Church but is not a member. Her son Ivan wants to join the credit union. His eligibility is: mother, Maria Kozak, St. Josaphat Church member (for more examples visit www.ncua.gov).
- A Share Savings Account with $50 minimum deposit.
- Account may be single ownership or joint ownership.
Advantages of Membership
- Affordable financial services
- A full-line of financial services
- Low or no fees on services
- Low or no minimum balance requirements
- Affordable loan rates
- Competitive interest paid on shares
- 24-hour access to accounts
- Convenient office hours
- Friendly, personal, & professional service
- Funds federally insured by NCUA
- Service in native language
Federal Deposit Insurance
- Your Savings federally insured to at least $250,000 and backed by the full faith and credit of the United States Government; or $250,000 for IRA accounts
- All deposits in your individual accounts are added together and protected up to the $250,000 limit.
- NCUA insures joint accounts separately from individual accounts.
- Example: You and your spouse maintain a joint account containing $100,000 and you also have a $25,000 joint account with a child. Your total insured funds would be $125,000.
Welcome to the NCUA Share Insurance Estimator
Your Savings federally insured to at least $250,000 and backed by the full faith and credit of the United States Government



