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Holiday
Schedule for 2008
| HOLIDAY |
DATE |
DAY OBSERVED |
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Memorial Day |
05/26/08 |
Monday |
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Independence Day |
07/04/08 |
Friday |
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Labor Day |
09/01/08 |
Monday |
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Columbus Day |
10/13/08 |
Monday |
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FEE AND SERVICE CHARGE POLICY:
The following schedule represents items or services that are not routine
and usually causes additional expense for the Credit Union to perform or
carry out. Effective November 20, 2007.
FEE
TYPE
FEE/SERVICE CHARGE
Fax
Transmission
Local - $.50 per sheet - Non-local - $1.00 per sheet
Certified Checks
(Each)
$ 2.00
Money Orders
(Each)
$ 1.00
American Express Travelers Cheques
(Individual)
No fee
American Express Travelers Cheques (For
Two)
$ .50 per $100.00
Incoming Wire Transfer -
Domestic (Business Accts. Only) $5.00
Outgoing Wire Transfer -
Domestic
$10.00
Incoming Wire Transfer -
International (Business Accts. Only) $5.00
Outgoing Wire Transfer -
International
$30.00
Share Draft - No Monthly Service
Charge
Share Draft - Non-Sufficient
Funds
$26.00
Stop Payment - Share Draft or
ACH
$26.00
Share Draft -
Copy
$ 1.00
Check Return Item on DCCU
Payments
$26.00
Check Return Item Charge (Items Deposited)
Business Accounts
Only
$10.00
Certified Mail
Fee
$ 7.00
Photocopy - Per
item
$ .25
Research Time - Per hour or any part thereof over
over 1/2
hour
$10.00 Note #1
Account Reconciliation - Per
hour
$10.00 Note #1
Reissue MasterCard/Visa/Visa Check Card - Lost,
Stolen, Damaged or reissued due to card
cancellation
$10.00
Credit Card (MasterCard/Visa) - Late
Payment
$10.00
Credit Card (MasterCard/Visa) - Over
Limit
$10.00
Loan Late Charge 5% of Payment Amount or minimum of
$ 5.00
Bond Coupon - Deposit
Fee
$17.50
Share Account Closing within 30 days of
opening
$10.00
Reissue ATM Card - Lost, Stolen or
Damaged
$ 2.00
Reissue VISA Check Card from same account -
(Other
than lost, stolen, damaged or
canceled)
$ 2.00
ACH Electronic Funds Transfer -
(One time or occasional
use)
$ 5.00
ACH Recurring Electronic
Transfers
$ .50
(Send money regularly at set times - Member signs agreement form)
Account Garnishment/Levy
fee
$25.00
Return Statement
Fee
$ 5.00
Car
Fax
$12.00
Temporary Auto
Lien
$10.00
Loan Payment
Extension
$15.00
Loan Rate Modification
Fee:
Consumer
Loan
$25.00
Mortgage
Loan (of loan balance)
.50%
Statement Copy Older Than 3 Months -
Per month fee, plus applicable research
fee
$1.00
Overnight Mail
Service
Cost
Proprietary ATM Surcharge
(Non-member)
$2.00
DCCU Online Bill Pay Fee Over 15
$ .50 per item
Fees may change as needed at the discretion of the Board of Directors.
NOTE #1 - After research and/or
account reconciliation has taken place and the problem resulted from an
error created by the Credit Union, these fees will be waived.
EARLY REDEMPTION PENALTY ON CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT:
Federal Regulation D, Section 2-135, requires financial institutions to
have written
policies if certificate funds are withdrawn prior to their maturity.
SUBSTANTIAL PENALTIES, as follows, represent the policy of Dupont
Community Credit Union
on certificates redeemed prior to their maturity.
1) If the certificate term is for one (1) year or
less, the penalty is the forfeiture
of thirty (30) days interest.
2) If the certificate term is greater than one (1)
year, the penalty is the forfeiture
of ninety (90) days interest.
3) Except, if the certificate is withdrawn or
redeemed within the first six (6) days,
the forfeiture of seven (7)
days interest is required, per Federal Regulation D,
Section 2-135.
Each certificate upon maturity will automatically be renewed for the same
period, at
the rate of interest being paid by the Credit Union, on the date of
renewal, unless written instructions are received by the Credit Union to
do otherwise, prior to the
maturity date.
Please make a note of these changes to our fees for future reference.
50 State Quarter Sets
The quarter collection set contains two uncirculated quarters; one
from the Denver (D) mint and one from the Philadelphia (P) mint.
Historical data and interesting facts are included with each quarter set.
The coins are issued in the sequence that the state became part of the
United States of America, and additional state quarters are minted
approximately every 10 weeks.
Truth in Savings: Deposit Wisely
Not all savings accounts are created equal. Account fees,
dividend/interest rates, and services may vary from one institution to
another. But comparing accounts is possible thanks to Truth in Savings
(TIS) legislation, which requires financial institutions to disclose all
account terms and conditions. And that includes fees, minimum balance
requirements, and annual percentage yield (APY) - information you need to
start shopping.
APY gives you a good picture of your potential earnings based on
dividend or interest rate and frequency of compounding. APY is the
amount of money you'd earn on $100 - if the money stays there for a full
365-day year. So if the advertised APY is 2.5%, that means you'd earn
$2.50 annually for every $100 on deposit.
APY, along with answers to the following questions, can help you do and
apples-to-apples rate comparison:
* What is the minimum balance required to earn dividends/interest?
* Are tiered rates offered? Tiered rates apply to different
balance amounts. For example, balances up to $10,000 or less may earn
1.00% and balances more than $10,000 may earn 1.25%.
* When does your money start earning dividends or interest? If an
institution pays the day you deposit money into your account, you're earning
on your ledger balance. If it waits until a deposited share draft or
check clears before it starts paying, you're earning on your collected
balance.
* How often is the interest compounded? Accounts commonly compound
on a quarterly or monthly basis.
As far as fees go, check for these common
charges:
* Is there a charge if your balance falls below a required minimum?
* Is there a fee for closing the savings account soon after it's opened?
* Is there a monthly maintenance fee?
The Consumer Federation of America and the Credit Union National
Association conducted a 1999 survey that shows credit unions don't charge as
many fees as banks, and when they do charge, credit union fees typically are
lower than those at banks. So stop in or call us to check out our
savings options - with favorable rates and terms.
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