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Check Yourself: Stop Check Fraud Before It Starts – Part 3: How to Detect Check Fraud Early

These warning signs could point to check fraud.

• Missing checks
• Delayed payments
• Wrong payment amounts
• Unfamiliar account activity

Catching fraud early can help reduce the damage.

Read this week’s blog from @AmericaSaves: https://americasaves.org/resource-center/insights/how-to-detect-check-fraud-early/

This information is part of a four-part campaign provided by America Saves to educate the general public on what check fraud is, the different types of check fraud to look out for, how to detect check fraud, and what to do if you’re a victim of check fraud. Check back for more information.

September 2, 2026

Account-to-Account (A2A) Transfers Are Now Available

Managing your money across multiple financial institutions just got easier! Account-to-Account (A2A) Transfers are now available through MCCFCU’s online and mobile banking.

A2A Transfers provide a secure, convenient way to electronically move money between your MCCFCU account and other accounts you own at different financial institutions. Getting started is easy. Simply visit one of our branches, and a Member Service Representative will guide you through the authorization process.

Ready to simplify your money management? Stop by one of our branches today to set up A2A Transfers!

September 1, 2026

Mobile App Enhancement

An enhancement to our mobile app will occur within the next two weeks. This will require users of Face ID, Touch ID, PIN, and Fingerprint to re-enroll. These authentication types are optional, but if you choose to re-enroll, you’ll need your online banking username, password, and security questions. Please contact one of our offices if you need assistance.

August 14, 2026

Check Yourself: Stop Check Fraud Before It Starts – Part 2: 5 Types of Check Fraud You Should Know

Do you know the 5 most common types of check fraud?

1. Mail theft
2. Check washing
3. Counterfeit checks
4. Fake check scams
5. Forged checks

Fraud can take many forms. @AmericaSaves shares the warning signs that can help you protect your money: https://americasaves.org/resource-center/insights/5-common-types-of-check-fraud-you-should-know/

This information is part of a four-part campaign provided by America Saves to educate the general public on what check fraud is, the different types of check fraud to look out for, how to detect check fraud, and what to do if you’re a victim of check fraud. Check back for more information.

August 25, 2026

Get the Money You Need for School

Make higher education more affordable with college and graduate loans available to Mercer County Community FCU members in partnership with Sallie Mae.

Our loans can help you cover costs that scholarships and savings may not cover, such as tuition, books, housing, meal plans, and more. Whether you’re starting your first degree or a few years into your education, these flexible loans are designed to meet your needs.

  • Competitive variable and fixed interest rates
  • Multiple repayment options 
  • No origination fee and no prepayment penalty

Planning for college is a big step. We’re here to help connect our members with financing options to make that step more manageable.

For more information, visit our partner website here.

August 19, 2026

Check Yourself: Stop Check Fraud Before It Starts – Part 1: What Is Check Fraud?

Check fraud is on the rise, and it can affect anyone. From stolen mail to altered checks and fake payment scams, fraudsters are finding new ways to steal money and personal banking information.

Learn what it is, how it happens, and what you can do to protect yourself in this resource from @AmericaSaves: https://americasaves.org/resource-center/insights/what-is-check-fraud-how-it-happens-and-why-it-s-increasing/

This information is part of a four-part campaign provided by America Saves to educate the general public on what check fraud is, the different types of check fraud to look out for, how to detect check fraud, and what to do if you’re a victim of check fraud. Check back for more information.

August 17, 2026

Thank You For Celebrating With Us!

Thank you for celebrating with us!

We had a wonderful time observing “I Love My Credit Union Day” and “Member Appreciation Day” with our members. Thank you to everyone who stopped by and helped make the day such a success.

We’re grateful for you and proud to be your credit union! 💙

August 12, 2026

Downtown Sharon Farmers Market Kick-Off

We had a great time at the Downtown Sharon Farmers Market last week. There’s nothing better than seeing a community come together to support local farmers and small businesses.

Community events like these are always a highlight for our team. They allow us to connect with our members, meet new faces, and be part of what makes our community so special.

Congratulations to the Downtown Sharon Farmers Market on a successful kick-off! We can’t wait to come back.

July 9, 2026

MCCFCU Receives Statewide Recognition

Mercer County Community Federal Credit Union (MCCFCU) has been recognized with two MIC (Market, Innovate, Create) Awards from the CrossState Credit Union Association.

Presented during CrossState’s annual Evoke Marketing Conference, the MIC Awards recognize excellence in credit union marketing and communications. MCCFCU was chosen from credit unions across Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

The Credit Union received awards for Best Annual Report, titled Reflecting on Our Journey: As We Support Our Community, and for Best Integrated Marketing Campaign for its efforts during CU Kind Month. This annual initiative celebrates the credit union philosophy of People Helping People through member appreciation and community service.

MCCFCU received national recognition earlier this year with a Diamond Award from America’s Credit Unions in the category of Ongoing Event for the CU Kind Month campaign.

“Receiving these awards is a tremendous honor,” said Sandi Carangi, CEO of MCCFCU. “We are especially proud to be recognized for efforts that highlight our commitment to both our members and the communities we serve.”

July 2, 2026