|
Make the switch to PCU today
Unlike banks, our Members are not just a number - they're our shareholders, our owners.
Each Member owns one share of Police Credit Union, regardless of the amount of business he or she has with us.
This entitles you to an equal say in the running of the Credit Union, as you can vote at Annual General Meetings and participate in the election of the Board.
All of our profits are poured back into Member benefits, because we're here to help you reach your financial and lifestyle goals. As a Member of Police Credit Union, you have access to fairer fees, better interest rates, superior service and a whole lot more.
Making the switch is as easy as 1, 2, 3, 4...
1. Open with PCU
To become a Member of Police Credit Union simply print out the Membership Form below, visit your local branch or call 1300 131 844.
2. Identify your regular payments to and from your old account
You will need to provide us with a list of your regular Direct Debit and Direct Credit payments. This list can be supplied from your old financial institution. To identify payments, such as your Regular Recurring Payments and your Personal Payees, we have provided you with 'Identify & Track' forms to make this process easy as!
3. Re-establish your payments on your new PCU account
Your Direct Debit and Direct Credit providers will need to be advised of your new account details. Police Credit Union has created a 'Change Advice' letter for your convenience. All you need to do is print the letter, fill in the details of the Direct Debit or Direct Credit and sign. Our friendly Police Credit Union staff will be more than happy to assist you through this process.
4. Close your old account
Police Credit Union recommend you confirm that all payments, including Direct Debits and Direct Credits, have been successfully re-established on your new account. Once this is done, you can close your old account. Welcome to Police Credit Union!
Like to find out more?
For more information on making the switch to the force in banking, you can click on the information sheets below, speak to the friendly staff at a Police Credit Union branch or call 1300 131 844.
Terms, conditions, fees, charges and Membership criteria apply.
|
