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Will I be reissued a new credit card?
Read more…: Will I be reissued a new credit card?Yes. Your new credit card, issued by CCCU, will be mailed on March 26 and will temporarily feature the CCCU logo. Once your new card arrives, you can start using it immediately. Please be sure to destroy your old card. Prior to new cards being sent out, Providence cardholders will soon receive a Change in…
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What is Mega Money Market?
Read more…: What is Mega Money Market?Mega Money Market is high-dividend Money Market Savings Account available on January 1, 2025. You can earn higher returns with the Mega Money Market that is free from fees, easy access, and offers a rate of up to 4.75% APY* — higher than a certificate or traditional savings account. *APY (ANNUAL PERCENTAGE YIELD). The APY…
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What is Apex Checking?
Read more…: What is Apex Checking?Apex Checking is a high-yield checking account (up to 5.50% APY*) available on January 1, 2025. Apex Checking allows you to maximize your money with a few account requirements: *APY (ANNUAL PERCENTAGE YIELD). To receive the higher dividend rate for Apex Checking, the account must be enrolled in eStatements, must have a payroll, social security,…
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Who is conducting the member voting process?
Read more…: Who is conducting the member voting process?PFCU has partnered with CUBallot, a trusted third-party organization renowned for their expertise in managing credit union merger votes, to guarantee a voting experience that is secure, confidential, and user-friendly.
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When is the merger voting period?
Read more…: When is the merger voting period?The voting window is set from October 15 to December 10, 2024, aligning with the Special Member Meeting. Ballots (paper ballots and online) must be received no later than by 3:30 PM PST, December 10. Ballots received after this deadline will not be counted, as the final results will be tabulated and announced at the…
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What if I’m a joint owner on all accounts?
Read more…: What if I’m a joint owner on all accounts?For those with joint accounts, the primary account holder—the first name listed on the account—has the right to vote. Unfortunately, if you’re only a joint owner without a primary account, you won’t be able to participate in this election.
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