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You can reach out to our solutions department at solutions@treadwellcu.com or call 937-236-2562 for complete details on how to change your address. We must verify your identity in order to make any contact information changes. Please do not send account numbers through email.
Yes, if you have your direct deposit sent to Treadwell Credit Union, we can direct different amounts to go to different accounts. This can be done by reaching out to our solutions department at solutions@treadwellcu.com or 937-236-2562.
Yes, your deposits at Treadwell Credit Union are insured up to $500,000. This exceptional level of coverage is achieved through a combination of $250,000 of primary insurance from ASI and $250,000 of excess insurance from ESI.
ASI and ESI insure accounts, not individuals. Each account you have with the credit union is insured up to $500,000, and there is no limit to the number of accounts you may have to maintain this level of protection. For example, you may have a savings (regular share), checking (share draft) and certificate of deposit (share certificate), and each would be insured up to $500,000.
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Yes, you can request a wire by contacting our solutions department at 937-236-2562 or visiting one of our branches. You will be required to sign a form to request the transfer.
No, we offer cashier’s checks that are drafted directly from your account. There is a fee of $5 per check.
A member under the age of 18 can request a debit card with a joint owner. Members must be at least 18 years of age to apply for a credit card or loan.
Open positions are posted on our Careers page.
Credit unions are non-profit and exist to help people, not to make a profit. As such, all earnings are returned to their members in the form of high-interest savings and low rate loans. A volunteer board of directors, elected by the members, governs a credit union. With their vote, each member has a direct impact on the direction of the credit union. Also, "people helping people" is the credit union philosophy. A credit union's goal is to serve all of their members equally and provide charitable contributions to their community. Credit unions are owned by their members. Each member gets one vote and an equal say in how the credit union is run.