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National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions has launched a new video – “Banking Without Borders” – to mark its 50th anniversary and help members spread the word about the value of credit unions.
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Notice: Change in Shared Branching Availability
Please be advised we have been informed by the Co-op Shared Branching Network that two American Heritage Federal Credit Union branch locations will no longer participate in the shared branching network. These locations will no longer process transactions for non-AHFCU members.
American Heritage FCU
300 Spring Garden Street
Philadelphia, PAAmerican Heritage FCU
2620 W. Hunting Park Ave
Philadelphia, PAThis change is effective immediately. The other American Heritage FCU locations will still be part of the shared branching network.
Although these locations will not be available; you can perform transactions through our mobile banking, online banking, telephone teller, and at other CO-OP network locations. To review the list of other shared branching offices and ATMs visit co-opcreditunions.org
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It seems as if almost daily there are new merchants coming forward with confirmed data breaches. In early September, a major retailer was hacked by a new form of malware that infected the company’s payment card systems and another encountered a breach that ran from August to October involving the theft of customer data at various store locations. These locations were infected with Backoff malware that has targeted other retailers across the country.
Merchant data breaches continue to be a chronic issue that cost Credit Unions millions of dollars each year yet merchants are not currently held accountable for these breaches. You can help by sending a simple and clear message to Pennsylvania’s Congressional delegation: “Stop the Merchant Data Breaches.” Contact your Member of Congress by visiting Stop the Data Breaches and click on the “Take Action” link.
Stay abreast of new developments by checking the latest news at Stop the Data Breaches.
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Freedom Credit Union takes every measure to ensure the security of our Member’s data. We do not subscribe to external solicitations including pop up advertisements, contests, or other third party requests for your personal information. If you receive “pop-ups” while on our website or home banking, please do not click on the links as they may be malware. More information regarding malware and how to remove pop-ups can be found here.
