2317 Easton Avenue Bethlehem, PA 18017-5099 Phone 610-691-0041 Fax 610-691-8624 E-mail service@btcu.org

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.

Find out how to join Bethlehem Teachers FCU.

Office Hours:

REGULAR HOURS:
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: ATM Skimming

ATM Skimming A Growing Threat

Police in Raleigh, North Carolina, arrested four suspects in 2009 as a result of multiple investigations into cases of “skimming,” where thieves use electronic devices to steal financial information. The skimming devices, small cameras hidden in pinholes of ATMs or gas pumps, are difficult to detect, and can impact large groups of people. The devices can capture PIN numbers, card numbers, and information contained on the magnetic strip of credit and debit cards.

When using an ATM, think about these tips:

Be aware. Know your surroundings in the areas you do business.
Regularly review bank records and financial statements.
Visit familiar ATMs and look for out-of-place objects or anything protruding from the panel where the card is inserted.
Contact the credit union immediately if you find anything suspicious.

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