Welcome to the Yellowstone Federal Credit Union

Not for Profit, Not for Charity, But for Service. Proudly serving the Yellowstone Area since 1937

 

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New Phishing Scam Alert 

Recently, an e-mail that purports to be from the IRS has been circulating.  The IRS will never communicate or attempt to communicate via e-mail.  The e-mail also may include an attachment.  As this e-mail is a scam attempt, do not open the attachment or reply in way to the e-mail.  The e-mail reads as follows:

"Internal Revenue Service (IRS)

United States Department of the Treasury

After the last annual calculations of your fiscal activity we have determined that you are eligible to receive your tax return.

Due to invalid account records we were unable to credit your account. Please submit a verified tax return request as soon as possible.

Your tax return request form is attached to this email.

After you submit the tax return request, please allow us 6 to 8 working days in order to process it.

Regards,

Internal Revenue Service"

 

 

 

Call us at 307-344-7974 if you wish to obtain access to Online Banking or Audio Teller.  We will be happy to set up a User ID and temporary password

VEHICLE RATE SPECIAL

NEW VEHICLE (2009-2011 Model Years) LOAN RATES as low as 4.50% O.A.C.

CALL US FOR DETAILS!

307-344-7974

 

NEW SURCHARGE-FREE NETWORKS

FOR YOUR DEBIT CARD!

You can now access Pulse, Allpoint, and Co-op ATM networks with your Yellowstone FCU VISA debit card. 

 

Nearby surcharge-free ATMs (Allpoint) are located at the Town Station (Sinclair) in Gardiner, Target, Costco and Loaf N Jug stores in Bozeman,  and Zip Trip stores in Livingston and Bozeman.

Nearby Pulse network ATMs are located at Wells Fargo and American Banks, Western Drug and Town Pump stores in Livingston,

Allpoint has recently added ATM access throughout Mexico and Australia as well.

Other surcharge-free ATMs can be located by checking Allpointnetwork.com and Pulsenetwork.com.

Have You Opted In for Transaction Protection?

If you have a Yellowstone FCU debit card, you should have received a notice from us about new regulations that now require you to opt in for:

Overdraft protection on everyday debit and ATM card transactions

You choose:  You must give your permission (opt in) to apply standard overdraft practices to everyday debit card and ATM transactions before you can be charged overdraft fees.

Existing Accounts:  Effective August 15, 2010, standard overdraft practices won't apply to your everyday debit card and ATM transactions.  These transactions typically will be declined when you don't have enough money in your account, but you will not be charged overdraft fees.

New accounts:  If you opened a new account on or after July 1, 2010, you  cannot be charged for everyday debit card and ATM transctions unless you opted in.  For new accounts opened prior to July 1, 2010, your credit union or bank was required to send you a notice about their standard overdraft practices, instructing you to fill out and sign a form indicating you wanted to opt in to overdraft protection.

Flexibility:  Whatever your decision, the new overdraft rules give you flexibility.  If you opt in, you can cancel at any time.  If you do not opt in, you can do so later.

Checks and automatic bill payments:  The new rules do not cover checks or automatic bill payments that you may have set up for paying bills such as your mortgage, insurance and utilities.  Our standard overdraft practices will apply for these types of transactions. 

Avoid declined transactions  on everyday debit and ATM transactions- opt in for overdraft protection by calling the credit union today with any questions. 

For more detailed information about these new rules, please visit www.federalreserve.gov and click Consumer Information.

 

 

WHO CAN JOIN YELLOWSTONE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION?
Membership in YFCU is open to anyone living or working in Yellowstone National Park or Upper Paradise Valley (Gardiner to Point of Rocks).
 
MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS:
Members must maintain a $25.00 minimum balance in a share(savings) account. There is a $1.00 one-time membership fee upon opening an account. If the account is closed before 90 days of membership has been maintained, there is a $25.00 closing fee. We ARE NOT able to conduct any business for persons who are NOT MEMBERS of the Credit Union.
 
SERVICES AVAILABLE AT YFCU:
 
Savings accounts: Interest is compounded monthly. All accounts are insured up to $250,000 by the National Credit Union Administration.
 
Checking accounts and VISA Check cards: Checking accounts are available only if a $25.00 minimum balance is maintained in the member's share account. There are no per check charges, and no limit on the number of checks written. Other charges which may be incurred are as follows: $25.00 check returned for non-sufficient funds, $20 stop payment, $25.00 special handling, $3.00 for excessive overdraft transfers, and $3.00 photocopy.
VISA Check Cards (debit and ATM cards) are available for approved checking account holders. 
NO SURCHARGE ATMs available at Mammoth Hotel, Lake Hotel, Canyon Lodge, Old Faithful Inn and Snowlodge.
 
 
Loans: Amounts available based on review of income, debts, credit history, etc. Types of loans available are personal, new vehicle and other collateral loans, and mobile/manufatured housing loans Please check for latest interest rates. There is NO penalty for early pay-off.
 
Services:
 
Deposits by mail: Pre-addressed envelopes for mail deposits.
Notary Public: No fee for members. $1.00 per item for non-members.
Official Checks: $5.00 per check.
Money Orders: Maximum $1,000 face amount. $2.00 fee per money order.
Wire Transfers: $20.00 fee per transfer. No fee for member to receive wire. NO international wires.
ACH Transfers: Both debit and credit transfers for $2.00
 Photocopies: 10 cents per page.
Coin Counter: No charge.
Direct Deposit and Payroll Deduction for Xanterra and Federal employees.
 
 

 

 

 

 

  

 

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Youth Savings Program

The Credit Unions Youth Savings Program was started to encourage kids to save money and teach them responsible money management.

 The program is available for kids 12 years old and younger. The Minimum balance to open a Youth Savings account is $5.00. Youth Members receive a newsletter every quarter with money saving ideas and fun activities. Kids will receive a bag of goodies when they open an account. Start a Youth Account for your kids, grandkids, nieces, nephews, or any other child and start them off to a great financial start.

 

Avoid Online Scams 

 
On Guard Online provides tips, information and resources for avoiding fraud and scams.

  
PROTECT YOUR FINANCIAL IDENTITY

DON'T BECOME A MONEY MULE!

 

Have you ever been approached online with an offer to earn hundreds or thousands of dollars in commission simply by receiving money and remitting it to another bank account? Or have you been asked to help someone in financial difficulty by receiving funds and then returning some of the funds to another person or organization? These are scams! A criminal is trying to recruit you as a money mule to transfer and disguise the money as proceeds of crime. 

 

Money mules are the middlemen for criminals who have obtained funds by online fraud through Phishing or hacking. The criminals need a mule to launder the funds obtained as a result of illegal activities. After being recruited by the fraudsters, money mules receive funds into their bank accounts and then they withdraw the money and send it to a designated account (domestic or offshore), using a wire transfer service, minus a commission payment.  

 

There are generally two methods which criminals use to recruit unsuspecting innocent people in their illegal activities: 

 

Job Scams– fraudulent employment advertisements are posted online or emails are sent to random addresses promising quick commissions in return for receiving money and transferring it elsewhere.

“No experience necessary! Only a bank account and computer with Internet access needed!”  

 

Romance Scams-vulnerable singles are asked to receive money and send it elsewhere duped by the promise of a relationship. 

 

Criminals may use online chat rooms, social networking sites, post hoax websites, fake advertisements and fake profiles to recruit mules and try to persuade people to take part in illegal activity. You should ignore these online approaches and immediately delete suspicious emails. 

 

 

 

 

 

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