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Convenient Access:

Click here to do your BTFCU banking on the Internet. (Requires registration before using first time.)

Link to the new, improved Electronic Bill Payment site. (Requires registration before using first time.)

The phone number for Audio Response (Bank-by-Phone) is 1-800-553-0857. Click here for audio response instructions.

Click here to do your VISA card banking on the Internet. (Requires registration before using first time.)

Click here to find ATMs that charge no fees to BTFCU members.

Click here for the CUNA Mutual Member Financial Services website.

Click here for an online Mortgage Application.

Click here to see BTFCU's Savings Accounts and Savings Rates.

Click here to see BTFCU's Loans and Loan Rates.

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Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday:
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Thursday:
9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

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ScamBusters: Dreams Come True Scam

If someone approaches you by phone, email or via letter making you an offer that seems too good to be true--- it probably is!

Here are some examples of reported attempts at fraud:

Someone at the bank of China has $17.3 million that they want to share with you.
An attorney representing an estate of someone with your surname says you may be entitled to $3 million.
You’ve won the UK lottery. (Remember, you’ve got to play to win.)
Earn $500 a day just for answering the phone.

There are probably dozens more ways that fraudsters try to fool you. Use rational judgment when evaluating a scenario that is presented to you. Try not to get caught up in the attractive "dangling carrot."

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