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Membership
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Accounts
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- Is it possible to transfer funds from my FNCU checking account to another account outside of FNCU? If so, how long does the transfer take?
- How do I send money to a checking account using a debit card from a different credit union?
- How do I withdraw money from my account? I do not have a debit card or checks.
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- Where do I go to find my account information?
- How do I change my address?
- How do I update my email, phone number, or other information?
- What are the requirements for your checking accounts?
- I switched from one FNCU checking account to another. Will my current Debit Card or ATM card number change?
- Why was my transaction declined?
- How do I add a power of attorney to my account?
- Do I need to provide a death certificate when someone in my family passes away, who has an account with you?
- Can I re-open a closed membership?
- How can I inquire about a family member or loved one who is deceased?
- What is my suffix number?
- Where can I find the fee schedule?
- How do I add/change a beneficiary?
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Online/Mobile Banking
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- How do I set up a payee in Bill Pay?
- When will my Bill Pay funds be taken out of my account?
- How do I know if my Bill Pay payment was processed?
- Can I set up bills to be paid automatically?
- Can I use Bill Pay to pay an FNCU loan or credit card?
- Can I cancel or edit a Bill Pay payment?
- How do I pay my bills online?
- Can I use Bill Pay with the mobile banking app?
- Do you offer Bill Pay?
- How do I start using Bill Pay?
- How do I add a payee in Bill Pay?
- How do I set up automatic/recurring online bill payments?
- How much does it cost to use Bill Pay?
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- How do I change my password?
- I forgot my password. How do I reset it?
- How do I change my confidence word when I log in?
- How do I add or change my account nicknames?
- How do I log into Online/Mobile Banking?
- How do I enroll in Online/Mobile Banking?
- How do I check my transaction history?
- How do I change my username?
- Can I log into the mobile app using Touch ID/Fingerprint or facial recognition?
- Can I view check images on my phone?
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- How many checks can I deposit using remote check deposit?
- When will funds from remote check deposit be available?
- What happens if I mistakenly deposit the same check twice?
- Are there limits to how much I can deposit?
- What should I do with checks after they have been deposited?
- If I discover I’ve entered an incorrect amount for a deposited check, should I redeposit it?
- What if a check deposited in remote check deposit is fraudulent?
- How do I endorse a check for mobile deposit?
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ATM and Debit Cards
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- What is the difference between a debit card and a credit card?
- How do I activate my Debit Card?
- Do you offer digital wallet options?
- Can I get a replacement card same-day?
- My debit card won’t work. What number do I call if it is a weekend?
- Is there a daily purchase limit on the debit cards?
- How do I change/set my PIN?
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Loans
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- How do I pay off my loan?
- How can I setup automatic payments for my loan?
- How do I pay my mortgage?
- What is escrow?
- What is Make a Payment?
- What is GAP coverage?
- How do I make a loan payment?
- How do I request a loan payoff letter?
- What is my loan payoff amount?
- I finished paying off my loan, now what happens?
- What happens if I am late on my loan payment?
- I want a stop payment on a payment. How do I do that?
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- What is DocuSign?
- What is escrow?
- Do I have to come into a branch to apply for a loan?
- What is GAP coverage?
- Do you offer vehicle warranties?
- How can I access funds or request an advance from my HELOC?
- Is there a limit to how much I can draw from my HELOC?
- How long does it take to process a HELOC advance via check or online?
- How can I qualify for a loan?
- How do I check the status of my loan application?
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Helpful Information
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- What documents do I need to open a youth account?
- What documents do I need to apply for a credit card?
- What documents do I need to apply for a home equity loan?
- What documents do I need to apply for a home loan?
- What documents do I need to apply for an auto loan?
- What documents do I need to open a checking account?
- What documents do I need to become a member?
- What documents do I need to open a savings account?
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Locations
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Resources
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Credit Cards
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- What is the difference between a debit card and a credit card?
- Are you able to help with credit card consolidation with poor credit?
- How do I apply for a credit card?
- How do I set up a credit card alert?
- Can I use my credit card when traveling?
- How does my credit score affect my loan or credit card rate?
- How do I request a credit limit increase on my credit card?
- Where can I learn more about my credit card benefits?
- Do you offer a credit card rewards program?
- How do I close my credit card?
- How do I establish credit?
- Do you offer credit card balance transfers?
- How do I activate my credit card?
- How do I change my name on my credit card?
- How do I view my account history/pending transaction?
- What happens if my credit card expires?
- My credit card PIN is not working. What should I do?
- What types of credit cards do you offer?
- Is there a pre-set spending limit for the FNCU credit card?
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What documents do I need to open a checking account?
- Valid driver’s license or government issued photo ID
Note: To open a checking account, you must have a share savings account, which requires a minimum balance of $5.
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