Winner’s Corner

  • Michelle Putze, VA, won $100 in our “Big Game” giveaway.
  • Irene Peterson, NC, won $100 in our “Near and Dear to our Heart” drawing.
  • James Gregg, VA, won $300 in our new member promotion.
  • Ron Shuler, SC, won $100 in our quarterly new member drawing.
  • Heather Johnson, VA, won $300 in our Credit Card Balance Transfer drawing.

Bank Remotely with our Digital Banking Services

We make it easy to access your accounts from anywhere.

Online and Mobile Banking – whether you access your credit union account from your computer, smartphone or tablet, you can do most transactions that you would do in a branch. Check balances, schedule transfers, view cleared checks, manage your credit card account, apply for loans and more.

Mobile Deposits – deposit checks from the convenience of your home by taking a photo in our mobile app.

Bill Payer and Pop Money – Pay your bills or send money to your children/friends. Bill Payer lets you view and track bills, and set up one time or recurring payments. With Pop Money, you can send money without knowing their account number – simply enter an email address or phone number.

You can enroll on our website, DominionEnergyCU.org or in the mobile app.

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Credit Union Youth Month

Celebrate Credit Union Youth Month this April by educating your kids about money.

  1. Even young children can learn about different types of money and savings. Open a basic savings for your child and encourage them to save a portion of gifts or allowance.
  2. Teach your tween basics like how to balance a checkbook and read a credit card statement.
  3. Have family money discussions with your teen – let them see how you manage and pay bills and budget household expenses. You may even want to let them access their Credit Union account in Online or Mobile Banking.
Important Tip Article
Important Tip. We will never ask you for your PIN, digital banking password, full card number or CVC code. You should not give this information out. Fraudsters have been spoofing our toll-free number and falsely identifying themselves as DECU employees. They state that there is suspected fraud on your account. To block your card and overnight a new one, the fraudsters ask for your PIN or Online Banking password, as well as other confidential information. To protect yourself, we recommend you check your account regular, sign up for text alerts and call us immediately if you suspect fraud. Be aware of bogus websites, charities, emails and social posts that are tactics to steal your information and money.

Life Empowered

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Did you know that we regularly post articles to help you with all of your financial needs? Topics include:

  • How to talk to your kids about money
  • Budgeting and savings tips
  • Fraud prevention
  • Home buying advice and more
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