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Online Loan Payments & Account Funding Is Available!

Online Payments & Deposits are conveniently available for you through our website, a smart phone and even text messaging!

Make Your Education First Credit Union loan payment or fund your account ONLINE with any credit card, debit card, or checking account.

• Use a debit card, credit card or checking account number from another financial institution to make your Education First loan payment or to make a deposit into your Education First account.
• You can make a one-time payment or schedule regular payments
• There is a convenience fee for using this service. Using a Debit Card or Checking Account Number has a convenience fee of $4.95 per transaction. Using a Credit Card Number has a convenience fee of 2.95% of the transaction amount.

Payment Examples: If you are making a loan payment in the amount of $250.00 using a debit card or checking account number, your transaction amount will be $254.95. If you are making a loan payment in the amount of $250.00 using a credit card, the transaction amount will be $257.38.

To Make a Payment or Deposit Click Here!

If you have any questions about this service, please contact Education First Credit Union. Other fees and/or restrictions may apply.

We are pleased to announce that Enterprise Car Sales brings more benefits, more value and more resources to our members! Great Used Cars – and great financing from Education First Credit Union!

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Why Enterprise? Although they are most widely recognized for car rentals, they have been in cars sales for over 50 years. They have 135 sales offices nationwide, with 2 in Ohio, one in Cincinnati and Columbus.

In keeping your financial best interests at the forefront, we are offering you an added benefit that will keep more of your money in your pocket.

Liberty Mutual Insurance Group offers our members sizable savings on life, auto, homeowners and long-term care insurance. You work hard… and you deserve to have some peace of mind. Even if you think you have all the insurance you need, it is always wise to get a second opinion to see if there are even better options for your needs. Megan can help you. She is extremely knowledgeable, and she is available to meet with you or answer any questions you may have. Contact her today!

Megan Brooks, AU, LUTCF

614-372-9858 (DIRECT NUMBER)

Megan.Brooks@LibertyMutual.com (EMAIL)

www.LibertyMutual.com/MeganBrooks

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Responsibility, What’s Your Policy?

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Discounts and savings are available where state laws and regulations allow and may vary by state. Certain discounts apply to specific coverages only. To the extent permitted by law, applicants are individually underwritten; not all applicants may qualify. Links to other Web Sites and/or email addresses are provided solely as a convenience to our members and other customers. The Credit Union has no control over these sites/addresses; and the Credit Union shall have no responsibility or liability relating to any access to such sites or communications between you and such Third Parties. In addition, Third Parties are not covered by the Credit Union’s privacy or other policies; and the Credit Union is not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of Third Party Sites.

Five Tips for Online Safety

The Internet is fertile territory for criminals who devise devious methods to exploit unsuspecting Web users. But by taking these five important precautions, you can keep your finances and personal information safe.

1.       Guard your private data. Don’t transmit social security, credit card or bank account routing numbers via email. Make purchases only over secure Web sites, indicated by a lock icon on your browser’s status bar or a URL beginning with “https.” Reconsider doing business with a company lacking a privacy policy.

2.      Use passwords effectively. Don’t share them or keep them in plain view. Avoid common words, and names and birthdays of family and friends. Use a combination of letters and numbers in both upper and lower case. Change your password every 90 days and consider using a different password for each of your online accounts.

3.      Secure your browser and email applications. Check the Tools or Options menus for built-in security and privacy features. Regularly update security software patches. Filter spam out of your email inbox. Never open an attachment in an email from an unknown sender.

4.      Install protective software. Turn on automatic update to download the most recent virus “antidotes.” Put up a firewall that blocks hackers from tampering with your information.

5.      Beware of “phishing.” Never respond to an email requiring that you update or validate account information under threat of dire consequences. No legitimate company would make this request. Instead, forward the email to spam@uce.gov and report it to the company being impersonated.

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