May 2000 Volume 81 Number 5 "serving the protectors"
Police Credit Union

Take the Worry Out of
Using New Technology

Internet, Eftpos, BPAY, ATMs, phone banking. These are all great timesaving tools to help you keep control of your finances, pay bills, get cash, and spend less of your leisure time chasing money.

However, advances in technology can be rather daunting. Many people are not comfortable using these services and are feeling increasingly like they have been left behind. The Police Credit Union has always prided itself on embracing the forefront of technology to provide its members with the best way to access their funds. The PCU wants everyone to have the opportunity to take advantage.

The PCU wants to bring new technologies into the comfort zone of all its members and is going to conduct free seminars in which members will have the opportunity to learn:

• How to surf the net and use PCUnet Online Account Access.
• How to take the mystery and worry out of using ATMs.
• How to use EFTPOS facilities and giroPOST.
• How to use BPAY and IVY Phone banking.

PCU staff will provide one-on-one assistance to its members to ensure they are not only comfortable but competent in these new technologies.

THE SEMINAR

Venue: Police Credit Union, Carrington St, Adelaide.
Date: Thursday May 4.
Time: 10am to 12 noon.

Register with our response centre on 131 844 by May 1.

PGA UPDATE – PRIZE DRAW

Win a night away in the Barossa!

We’ve had a sensational start to the new Police Gold Advantage Club, with so many applications we can hardly keep up!

To celebrate this fabulous start, all PGA applications we have received to date and all new ones until May 31 will go into a free draw to win one night’s “Studio” accommodation with dinner to the value of $80 at the magnificent Barossa All Seasons Premier Resort.

For more information on the PGA Club contact the Police Credit Union on 131 844 and ask what we can do for you.

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