News & Education
Learn more about new EFCU products, services, promotions and other financial news.
Preventing Tech Scams Against the Elderly
An increasingly more common form of elder fraud is the tech-support scam. This is where criminals trick victims into giving remote access to their computers while pretending to provide technical support. Arming yourself with information to combat scams is critical.
EFCU Auto Buying Guide
Shopping for a new or used vehicle can be a hefty process but doesn't have to be stressful. Preparation is key to getting a good deal on your big investment. Whether it's your first time looking for a vehicle or you want to trade up to a new or used vehicle, this simple guide is full of helpful information for every stage of the auto buying process.
Tax Refund Scam Alert
If you receive a strange phone call notifying you that your tax refund was deposited to your account 'in error,' you should be on alert.
SPIRIT Newsletter
SPIRIT, our quarterly newsletter, features educational articles and information about our current products and services as well as announcements about upcoming events.
Safety & Security
EFCU is dedicated to protecting our member's financial information in all areas of our operations. But how can you stay vigilant while on the go?
CardValetTM
Your Card on Your Terms. Manage your EFCU Debit Card usage through your mobile device with the CardValet app.
Mobile Wallets
Mobile Wallets allow EFCU cardholders to make convenient and secure purchases using a smartphone. EFCU debit and credit cards can be used with Apple PayTM, Samsung PayTM and Google PayTM.
CO-OP Shared Branch & ATMs
CO-OP Shared Branch serves EFCU members across the United States. Credit unions in the CO-OP Shared Branch network all over the country share facilities to give members thousands of convenient locations to perform transactions just as if they were in their home credit union.
10 Ways to Avoid Fraud
According to Federal Trade Commission reports, crooks use clever schemes to defraud millions of people every year. They often combine new technology with old tricks to get people to send money or give out personal information. Here are some practical tips to help you stay a step ahead.
