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  • How do I place a stop payment on a check in Online Banking?

    Please follow the steps below to place a stop payment through Online Banking, or the PFCU Mobile Banking App:

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  • How do I open new accounts in Online Banking?

    To add an account within Online Banking, follow the steps below:

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  • What should I do if I have a negative balance in my Checking Account?

    You must make a deposit to correct the negative balance. Stop by one of our branches or use our Mobile Deposit service to address the issue. If you have any questions pertaining to the balance on the account, please contact at (503) 215-6090.   Related Information Coming up a little short? Try courtesy pay! We’re…

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  • Do you offer construction loans?

    Unfortunately, Providence Federal Credit Union does not offer construction loans at this time. However, we do offer a variety of Mortgages if you are looking to purchase an existing home!   Related Information Looking to buy or renovate your home? We want to get you there! Whether you’re in the market for a new pad…

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  • Who can join Providence Federal Credit Union?

    If you or a family member work for Providence Health or any of its subsidiaries, you may be eligible to join. Members and staff of partner associations are also eligible. Once you’re a member, your family member (i.e. husband, father, aunts, uncles, cousins, in-laws, domestic partner, and grandparents) can join. And you can stay as long as…

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  • What are the overdraft fees?

    For our most up to date overdraft fee please refer to our Fee Schedule. Overdraft fees are charged to your account when you spend more money than you have in your available balance.   Related Information Coming up a little short? Try Courtesy Pay! We’re proud to offer Courtesy Pay protection for your debit card.…

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