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A whole new relationship in South Utica

August 30th, 2010

Amy White, South Utica Branch Manager

Changes are coming to the South Utica branch, and I’m excited to share them with you!

We’re always working to create a better experience for you at First Source, and our newest change will make your branch experience more efficient, faster and safer: Remote Teller Stations (RTS).

You may have read about them in the news, but what exactly are they? Starting in a few weeks, as you enter the branch, you’ll see the usual Teller Stations, only there will now be a screen at each one, a lot like the screens you see in our drive-thrus. As you approach any open Teller Station, a First Source teller will appear on-screen (you may already know them!) You video chat live with the teller, and complete your transaction as usual, using a pneumatic tube system (again, just like at our drive-thrus).

We work to give our Members better service every day, so you’ll enjoy the differences. Since all the stations will always be open, you’ll have less wait time, while our tellers provide the same personal First Source experience you’ve come to appreciate. RTS systems have also been proven to be much safer. Since there is no currency out in the open, you can feel even more secure on your branch visits.

If you’re hesitant around new technology, don’t worry: we’ll still have a Greeter and Member Service Representatives on hand to help walk you through the process and answer any questions. As usual, you’ll also be able to sit down with our branch staff to open an account, apply for or manage loans, or conduct any other business requiring a specialist. The RTS system will only be used for Teller visits.

Our South Utica branch will be closed September 4-11 for the upgrade. The full-service ATM will still be open during that period, so you’ll be able to conduct normal business on your existing accounts.

Please stop by and try the new system, and together we’ll put a little more time back in your day. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask in the branch. See you there!

Tricia Lilli on why you should Switch To First

July 30th, 2010

At First Source, we have a dedicated team whose job it is to make your experience easier, better and more rewarding. We’re always looking for ways to improve your already great relationship with us. Not a Member yet? Just visit SwitchToFirst.org and take the first step, and see how we make it easier right from the start.

First Source FCU awards $12,000 in scholarships

July 28th, 2010

First Source Federal Credit Union awarded $12,000 to local students pursuing their continuing education locally for the 2010-2011 academic school years.
Among the scholarship recipients were Justin Peavey, Utica College; Emily Gallagher, Utica College; Jonathan Torres, Mohawk Valley Community College; Elizabeth Warmingham, Mohawk Valley Community College; Benjamin Williams, SUNY IT; Cecilia Ludowieg, SUNY IT; Michelle Beck, USC the Business College; Benjamin Sweeney, USC the Business College; Michael Sparrin, Herkimer County Community College; Katelyn VanNort, Herkimer County Community College; and Jennifer Rougeux, Hamilton College.

Applicants were asked to write an essay of 250-500 words about how education has made a difference in their life and how they intend to make a difference in the lives of others through their schooling. Essays were reviewed by an independent panel of judges, including both First Source representatives and participating college representatives.

Since 1995 First Source FCU has awarded scholarships to deserving students, granting more than $222,000 in total.

Switch To First

July 12th, 2010

Have you visited Switch To First.org? If you haven’t made the switch to a better relationship, you should start there.

First Source Supports Missing Children Riders Walking for Cause

July 8th, 2010

The 10th Annual Boilermaker Walk Committee has chosen NCMEC-NY/Mohawk Valley and The Ride for Missing Children to be their charity partner for the 2010 Walk, and as Luminary Sponsor of 2010’s Ride, First Source Federal Credit Union employees will be leading the way. First Source has encouraged employees and their families, a number of who were also Riders and Ride Volunteers, to participate in this wonderful cause.

First Source employees, along with Riders (wearing their Ride jerseys) and Ride Volunteers (wearing their NCMEC t-shirts), will participate as a group, navigating the grounds of the Masonic Care Community at The Boilermaker Expo on Saturday, July 10, 2010, from 10:30 am – 1:00 pm. This is the second year the Ride has been chosen as charity partner for the Walk.

Additionally, First Source employees will also be operating the Child Identification system at the Masonic Home during Boilermaker registration on Friday, July 9th. Read the rest of this entry »

First Source to Host a One Hour ID Theft Seminar

July 6th, 2010

Identity Theft is the fastest growing crime in America. Reduce your chances of becoming a victim of identity theft by attending this free seminar.

A one hour ID Theft Seminar conducted by Don Rebovich and Joe Giordano, both professors in criminal justice and experts in Identity Theft.

Open to First Source Members at no cost!

September 14th
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Economic Crime and Justice Studies Auditorium at Utica College

Hurry to reserve your seat today!








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