Checking

Your checking account with HGE Credit Union features no monthly service charge when you write under 50 checks per month, and your account does not fall below $300. If your account falls below $300 at any time during the month there is a $5 charge that will be applied on the last day of the month. With your checking account you can also receive a debit card and leave the checkbook at home. A debit card is a quick, easy way to make purchases and also get cash at any of the 25,000 no charge ATM’s on the Co-op Network. To report a lost or stolen card after hours call 1-800-528-2273.

With our new Online Bill Pay you can pay all of your bills in one spot and it's FREE!

Set up each person you pay one time and then choose a date and amount to send. Have a bill that is the same amount and due the same time each month? You can set up a reoccurring payment and never have to worry whether you got the check in the mail! Another great feature is that most of your bills will arrive within 3 business days versus waiting and wondering if the check made it or not! HGE Credit Union’s online bill pay isn’t just for your monthly bills either. You can pay another person with Person to Person Transfer. Have a childcare provider that you pay regularly or even occasionally? Or the neighbor down the street that takes care of your lawn? A son or daughter away at college that you’d like to be able to transfer money to quickly? You can now send them a direct deposit to their account without even having to know their sensitive account information! Call the credit union for information or click "Online Bill Pay" on the side menu to try the demo or log in and start using today!

Age 55 and older qualify for our “Club Checks” free of charge.

With Member Access you can monitor your account, view checks written and make transfers and loan payments anytime day or night.

You have the option to setup automatic transfers from your savings account to your checking account to avoid “accidental overdrafts”.

Your account is federally insured to at least $250,000 and backed by the full faith and credit of the United States Government by National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), a U.S. Government Agency.