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No one knew or projected that the COVID-19 pandemic would become a catalyst for technological advancement and broad acceptance of digital banking tools, but that is exactly what occurred. The necessity of limiting face-to-face contact to prevent contagion circulation created a vacuum that technology companies rushed to fill, and members sought to use.

However, we also recognize the importance of your communicated desire for more robust, secure digital delivery methods for financial services that better align with your life’s daily schedule.

The good news is that for many that live in Western civilizations, achievement of this financial dream is actually possible (without the luck that accompanies the purchase of a winning lottery ticket)! Making sound decisions with money and debt, applying disciplined financial know-how, and knowing “upfront” which decisions are likely to add to, or detract from, your objectives are all critically important.

Nevertheless, you don’t have to “go it alone” or live without answers. For a limited time, ITCU will provide “free access to credit union members” to help you identify solutions and obtain your number!

Starting this spring and repeating itself throughout the summer months, InTouch Credit Union is celebrating, and launching, exciting events that will introduce you to several new products and services...

Many vehicle purchasers find it enjoyable to walk into a dealership without a vehicle and drive away with a new one (e.g., even if it’s pre-owned, it’s new to you). However, deeply embedded in this process are “hidden costs” that could potentially end up costing you thousands of extra dollars if you are unaware of the process.

In 2024, InTouch Credit Union (ITCU) will celebrate its 50th Anniversary in existence. Created to benefit employees of Electronic Data Systems (EDS), the Credit Union has grown far beyond our origins.

Given the current state of economic affairs in the U.S. regarding interest rates, mortgage rates, cybersecurity, identity theft, spam calls, and digital fraud, I thought it would be prudent to bring the series back for a time.