Overdraft Protection
- Protection against inadvertent overdrafts
- No fee for this privilege
- Ability to pay overdrafts on ATM & Debit Card transactions
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Protect yourself from accidental overdrafts with our overdraft protection:
Courtesy Pay Overdraft Protection
Courtesy Pay helps protect you against having your checks returned in the event of an inadvertent overdraft of your account by giving you a reserve for emergencies or unexpected situations. There is no fee for having this privilege on your account, you are only charged if you overdraw your account, based on your current available balance. View the Courtesy Pay Overdraft Protection fee on our Fee ScheduleOpens in New Window.
Courtesy Pay is automatically available for all personal checking accounts in good standing after 30 days of membership, and can be revoked by the Credit Union without warning. Courtesy Pay is only available on personal accounts.
Courtesy Pay Overdraft Protection is not a line of credit. However, if you overdraw your account, we will normally pay the overdraft, subject to the limit of your Overdraft Protection, after any Lines of Credit already established have been exhausted.
REDI-CASH Overdraft Protection
REDI-CASH Overdraft Protection Line of Credit is an open-ended line of credit used in conjunction with a checking account. This protection is activated when you overdraw your account. That means no more bounced checks!
There's no charge to open an Overdraft Protection Line of Credit account. Finance charges accrue only when the account is activated. You must have a checking account and qualify for a minimum line of credit. Maximum line of credit is $30,000.
ATM & Debit Card Transaction Overdraft Opt-In
Want us to authorize and pay overdrafts on your ATM & Debit Card transactions? Please submit an Opt-In to ATM & Debit Card Courtesy Pay FormOpens in New Window.
If you do not want us to authorize and pay overdrafts, please submit an Opt-Out of Courtesy Pay FormOpens in New Window.
The Federal Reserve Board implemented a regulation called "Check 21" on October 28, 2004. This regulation was intended to make the movement of a check through the Federal Reserve System more efficient. It permits credit unions and other financial institutions to use a new negotiable instrument called a "substitute checks" in place of an original check. A substitute check is the legal equivalent of the original check and includes all of the same information.
For more information about this regulation, visit www.federalreserve.govOpens in New Window.
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