1.
How do I apply for a loan?
First time borrowers
need to complete an "Open-End Credit Plan Agreement" and a Loan Application.
Both can be obtained through your on-site representative, or call
the credit union and we will be happy to mail one to you. Subsequent
loan requests require an update form that can be faxed, or in some
instances we can take the information over the phone.
2.
How long do I have to be a member before I can apply for a loan?
You may apply for
a loan as soon as you become a member. There are no membership time
requirements for loan qualifying.
3.
How do I add/remove a joint member to/from my account?
To add a member
you will need to complete a new signature card, which you and the
joint member sign where indicated. To remove a joint member, all joint
members of the account need to agree to the removal, or the account
can be closed and remaining joint members may open a new account.
4.
How do I change my payroll deduction?
Payroll deduction
is an agreement between you and your employer. Payroll deduction change
forms are available at the credit union and should be filed with them.
When changing deductions, remember to indicated the total amount you
want deducted from your check and forwarded to the credit union.
5. Direct
Deposit Questions
1.
Why should I use Direct Deposit?
- Safe
Your paycheck is protected against loss or theft.
- Worry-free
Now you can be assured that your check is deposited, even
when you're away from home.
- Saves time
You no longer have to make special trips to the credit
union or stand in long lines on payday.
- Convenient
No more waiting for the mailman. Your deposits will be
made for you automatically, allowing you to set your own timetable
for getting cash.
2.
How do I apply?
- Our Member
Service Representatives have all the necessary forms. If you wish,
they will be happy to fill them in for you. All you have to do
is tell them how you want your money distributed and sign your
name. Memorial Health Credit Union will take care of everything else.
3.
How will I be able to keep track of my money?
- Your check
stub from your paycheck is your permanent record. Or with our Online Banking system you can check your balance and history at anytime.
4.
Is there a charge for this service?
- This service
is free to all participating Memorial Health Credit Union members.
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