Beginning Friday, May 24th, the Newark Firemen Federal Credit Union will begin reduced summer hours.
The credit union will close at 12:00 PM on FRIDAYS ONLY until August 30, 2013.
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MayNFFCU Summer Hours
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MayBeat the Fees
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Your credit union wants you to “beat the fees” with your very own Newark Firemen FCU ATM/Debit Card. This card is offered with no sign-up fee and no annual fee.
A Newark Firemen FCU ATM/Debit Card may be used for free at the NFFCU ATM and at any of the 30,000 CO-OP Network ATMs nationwide—easy to find using this CO-OP Network link: http://www.co-opnetwork.org/locator/search-results/?act=advanced_search&.
A credit union checking account is required to have a Newark Firemen FCU ATM/Debit Card.
With summer coming, this is great way to have easy access to your cash while out and about.
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MayBill Pay-e Plus Arrived January
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Newark Firemen Federal Credit Union is proud to announce the launch of “Bill Pay-e Plus” our FREE (no sign up or monthly fee) internet bill pay service. Open a Share Draft (Checking) account and sign up for “Internet Home Banking” (no issuing or monthly fees) and “Bill Pay-e Plus” is included at no cost. This service is available seven days.
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MayBeat the Recession
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The Newark Firemen FCU wants to help you “Beat the Recession” with our Spring Relief Loan Special. Based upon your credit history, borrow $1,000.00 for 10 months at an interest rate as low as 5.95% APR.
There are some restrictions.
This offer is valid from May 1st through June 30, 2013 only. So, contact us now to take advantage of this great loan offer.
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AprDon’t Let Your Accounts Go Dormant
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Periodically, we notify our Members of the importance of maintaining active accounts at the Credit Union. We do this for reasons of safety and soundness for both the Members as well as that of the Credit Union. If you have an account that has not been used in a while, check with the Credit Union to make sure it’s still active. You can keep your account from going dormant by making a small deposit. If you have no further use of the account, visit the Credit Union to close the account.
