These fees apply to checking, savings and other services.

Schedule of Fees and Charges
General Fees
Account Closure $20.00 if account closed within 90 days
Account Reconcilation $20.00/Hour and $20.00 minimum charge
Account Research $20.00/Hour and $20.00 minimum charge
Bad Address $5.00/Month
Cashier's Check $2.00/Check (Credit Union checks are cleared by the Credit Union)
Deposit Item Return $5.00/Item
Fax (Incoming) $2.00/Fax
Fax (Outgoing) $2.00/Fax
Money Order $1.00/Money Order
Statement Copy $3.00/Copy
Wire Transfer(Outgoing) $20.00/Transfer
International Wire(Outgoing) $35.00/Transfer
Bill Pay $5.00/Month if 3 bill minimum is not met
CU Check $1.00/Check
Check Cashing 1.00% of check amount
Check Copy $3.00/Check
Cash Advance $5.00/Advance
Visa Gift Card Member $3.00/Card
Legal Action Fee $100.00/Request
Non-Member Cash Advance 2.00% of advance amount; minimum of $5.00
Checking Account Fees
Check/Share Draft Printing Prices may vary depending upon style
NSF $24.00/Item (each submission/ resubmission)
Courtesy Pay $24.00/Item (each submission/ resubmission)
Negative Balance $3.00/Day (excluding Sundays and Federal Holidays)
Returned Item $5.00/Item (each submission/ resubmission)
Stop Payment

$20.00/Request

Paper Statement $3.50 Per Statement
Business Checking $10.00/Monthly
Revive Checking $10.00/Monthly
EFT Fees
Card Replacement $5.00/Card
Card Processing Fee $5.00/Request
Card Replacement Rush $25.00/Card
 
Specific Account Fees
Savings - Excess Debit $1.00/Transaction after six (6) per month
Liquid Asset - Excess Debit $25.00/Transaction after six (6) per month
American Share Insurance insures each account up to $250,000. Excess Share Insurance Corporation provides up to an additional $250,000 of insurance per account. This institution is not federally insured, and if the institution fails, the Federal Government does not guarantee that depositors will get back their money. Members' accounts are not insured or guaranteed by any government or government-sponsored agency. Effective August 30th, 2024.
 
Regulation D is a federal rule that sets requirements on how banks and credit unions manage transactional and non-transactional accounts. Savings (share) and money markets accounts are considered non-transactional accounts. Reg D requires financial institutions to limit the number of withdrawals/transfers by phone or electronic means to six per month when withdrawing from a non-transactional account. Examples would include: online transfers or transfer requests by phone, automatic payments including ACH transactions, checks, and overdraft transfers to your checking account. Transactions by mail, ITM or in person do not count against the six-per-month limit. How does this impact you? Right now, you will not be affected by this change. Regulation D has not been enforced since April of 2020. The Federal Reserve Board could choose to enforce Regulation D again, and at that time we would have to limit withdrawals listed above to six per month when coming out of a non-transactional account.
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