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Now is the perfect time to expand your payment options. If you apply and are approved for an Austin Credit Union MasterCard between April 1 and May 31, 2013, you could win $500 a month for a year and a $2,500 donation made in your name to the registered Canadian charity of your choice.

Secondary Prizes also available for Cards approved between April 1, and June 30, 2013

Ask us about the new Choice Rewards World Elite MasterCard to earn even more rewards, faster!

Stop in at any of our 5 branches to apply!

Don’t delay and miss the grand prize deadline of May 31st!

 

 

Members have always enjoyed access to thousands of ding free ATMs across Canada (an ATM network bigger than most banks). “Ding free” means that the members pay no surcharges at credit union and other participating ATMs across Canada for withdrawals. Click here for more details

 

Safety Tips for Member Card Debit Card Holders

Whether you're on the road or in the comfort of your home, it's important to protect your debit card at all times. The credit union Member Card debit card may be the ultimate in convenience, but to be effective it must be used properly. This includes practicing safety tips that encourage secure and reliable use of Member Card debit cards. More >>

ACU Financial Statements Now Online - Click Here

TFSA Information

Effective January 1, 2013, the TFSA contracts with our credit union now operate under the Austin Credit Union Limited Tax-Free Savings Account trusteed by Concentra Trust. This change does not impact the holdings under the TFSA contracts. A copy of the amended TFSA Declaration of Trust (01/13) is available by clicking here or by contacting us at 204-385-6130 or 204-385-6140.

Latest Phishing Scam aimed at CU Members. Click Here.

Online Awareness

Austin Credit Union will never request your debit card information, by any means (email, telephone).  If you receive such a request, please do not respond.  If you are uncertain about an email or a telephone request, please contact your local branch.

Click Here For More Information on Online Awareness.


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