Join us to celebrate our 2010 Annual Dinner Meeting on Saturday, March 20, 2010 at the Japanese Cultural Center.
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5:00 pm Registration
5:30 pm Business Meeting
6:00 pm Buffet Dinner
7:15 pm Entertainment by Kapena
8:45 pm Door Prizes
SPECIAL AUTO LOAN RATE!
If you're in the market for a new or used car, or if you have your auto loan financed at another institution, bring it to the credit union and receive a special loan rate of 3.99% APR, based on a 48 month loan repayment schedule. If you want to stretch your payments out to 60 months, you'll still get an outstanding rate of 4.25% APR. Let us help you reduce your interest rate and may also help your cash flow at the same time. Please give us a call to see if we can help. All other terms and conditions apply.
YES, WE'RE ALL MOVED IN!
On Monday, July 13, 2009, the credit union opened our new office at 681 S King St., Suite 106. Please stop by and check it out. Our mailing address and telephones numbers remain the same. It will mark a new chapter for the credit union as we move forward to take on more challenges and take advantage of opportunities.
SPECIALS!
INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNT (IRA)
Are you retiring or planning to retire or just starting to work? Well, everyone will agree that saving money for retirement is a must and you should plan ahead. The Credit Union is offering 1.510% Annual Percentage Yield (APY) on our IRA Share Account. If you are transferring or rolling over a retirement plan, you should consult your financial advisor.
MAKING ONLINE BANKING MORE CONVENIENT FOR YOU!
Now you can access all your accounts with only one sign-in making banking much more convenient. Once you're enrolled in MULTIPLE ACCOUNT ACCESS, you can transfer funds between your accounts, view your balances and transaction history on all linked accounts. Stop by or call the credit union for more details or to sign up.
SECURITY ALERTS
- Media Hawaii FCU will never call or e-mail you requesting personal information, passwords or PINs. If you should receive any request, do not reply and notify the credit union immediately.
- Credit unions and banks across the country are receiving counterfeit checks that are being used in various lottery scams. If you receive a check, letter, e-mail or a telephone call from a lottery that you did not enter, do not reply and report it to the appropriate authorities.
- Another scam that is going around is asking victims to cash or deposit a check for the perpetrator, then wiring a portion of the proceeds back to them while the victims keeps the difference for their assistance. The check would be returned unpaid and the perpetrator is long gone with your funds you wired.
