Important Information Regarding COVID-19
As the situation with COVID-19 continues to heighten, MSDFCU’s primary concern continues to be the health and safety of our members, staff, and communities we operate within. We are monitoring the situation and will communicate updates promptly on this page so you may continue to access your financial services safely and securely.
We will update this page and our social media channels, including Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn as needed.
We appreciate your membership and thank you for your support and cooperation.
Contact us at 215.996.3700.
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Banking Solutions - How we can help
There are several ways you can remotely access your accounts 24/7 through our many of our eServices. For help with or to be enrolled in our eServices contact us at 215.996.3700.
Financial Solutions - How We Can Help
As we continue to monitor and respond to COVID-19, our goal is help you through these unprecedented times with a commitment to ensure your personal and financial health. In keeping with the Credit Union philosophy of “People Helping People,” we are announcing the following assistance.
Fraud Alerts
Be alert for fraud and scams. MSDFCU will never contact you, asking for your personal financial identification information, password or account information in an email or phone call. If you suspect a coronavirus (COVID-19) related scam contact the Federal Trade Commission.
We appreciate your membership and thank you for your support and cooperation.
Contact us at 215.996.3700.
What we are doing
- Thorough sanitization efforts of facilities, and sanitizing stations are available throughout each facility for members and staff.
- We are suspending or cancelling events and activities on a as needed basis.
- Our Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery plans are in place to prevent service disruptions.
- We informed employees to use the preventive practices recommendations.
What you can do
We encourage the practice preventive hand washing and social distancing techniques along with following additional recommends by the following organizations: