Established in 1959 - Member-owned, member-controlled, not-for-profit cooperative financial institution.

To provide Credit Union services for the employees of the City of Englewood and their families.
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Englewood Municipal Federal Credit Union
is Celebrating its Golden Anniversary!



"50 Years Of Service To Its Members"

Federally Chartered from
January 1959 to January 2009
October is International Credit Union Month
This Year's Theme is
"My Credit Union – It Belongs To Me"

City of Englewood Employees who are not currently members of the
Credit Union are encouraged to join the Credit Union and members are encouraged to sponsor fellow employees and family members

Incentives to join* will be offered in October, include:
  • The $10.00 membership fee will be waived
  • New Share-draft accounts (checking) will receive a free box of checks
  • New Debit and ATM Cards – the first year fee will be waived
  • All required credit report fees will be waived
Watch for loan specials announced throughout the year Special celebration plans are being made for our ANNUAL MEETING, held in MARCH 2009

*All Credit Union member approval procedures will be observed
Englewood Municipal Federal Credit Union
1000 Englewood Parkway, Suite 3-302
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Phone: (303) 762-2308 / 2309
Fax: (303) 783-6929
   
Office Hours
Monday and Friday 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM
 

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October 22, 2008
Tools to Prevent Identity Theft
The number of Americans who have experienced identity theft has surpassed 27 million, with the incidence rate increasing every year. Substantial measures are in place at your credit union to protect your identity and your accounts against theft and fraud. For example, stringent credit union privacy policies protect your personal information. Password protection for online transactions help assure online security. When using our online services, you develop a password that only YOU know. Encryption of online transactions converts your information into secure code, protecting you against hackers.
Maximum security is possible only with your help. Here’s what you can do to stop these crimes before they happen:
1. Do not give out financial information such as checking and credit card numbers, or your Social Security number, unless you know the person.
2. Report lost of stolen checks immediately. Your credit union will block payments.
3. Notify your credit union of suspicious phone inquiries such as those asking for account information to “verify a statement” or “award a prize.”
4. Closely guard your ATM Personal Identification Number and ATM receipts.
5. Shred any financial solicitations and credit union statements before disposing of them.
6. Put outgoing mail into a secure, official Postal Service collection box.
7. If regular bills fail to reach you, call the company to find out why.
8. If your bills include questionable items, don’t ignore them. Instead, investigate immediately to head off any possible fraud.
9. Periodically contact the major credit reporting companies to review your file and make certain the information is correct.