"If you use the US Postal Service to do business or pay bills, like 160 million other residences and companies, you might be in for a bumpy ride with the agency's recent delivery and rate changes."  touts the latest article from Cnet.com.

This piece is a warning that many of the items you send by mail will probably be affected by a slowdown in services, and you should plan ahead to mail items early as possible.

It's a good thing that you have an alternative to sending documents in the mail. In most cases, you can perform many banking tasks using online tools and services available through your MSDFCU online banking portal. You can access a host of electronic delivery services such as eBill Delivery and Bill Pay.  Also, you can sign up to receive eStatements for both your MSDFCU bank account and your MSDFCU credit cards, so you won't be late or miss any important information. You can even make person-to-person money transfers to trusted individuals using Zelle.

It won't help your Christmas card arrive on time, but it can help you avoid fees and late charges related to mail arriving past its due date.

If you want to learn more or need help getting started, we are here for you online or call 215-996-3700.