Once you decide on the speci30c vehicle you want the memberfriendly CUDL program makes it a snap to buy the new or used car of your choice Simply identify yourself as a Mid Oregon Cre ID: 829693
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Car shopping has never been this easy. . . and convenient! Once you decide on the speci c vehicle you want, the member-friendly CUDL program makes it a snap to buy the new or used car of your choice. Simply identify yourself as a Mid Oregon Credit Union member, ask for your Credit Union’s nancing through the CUDL system and in minutes your nancing can be approved. Refer to the list below of participating CUDL dealerships in Central Oregon. Or, to check out the complete CUDL dealership network go to www.midoregon. com and click AutoSmart. N ews C li ps April 2007 Auto Warehouse Carrera Motors Bob Thomas Chevrolet Honda Dave Hamilton Motors Gary Gruner Chevrolet Pontiac Buick Hertz Car Sales Bend Jim Smolich Motors Kendall Bend Miller Ford Nissan Murray and Holt Robberson Ford Mazda Fun memories are made possible through our low-rate RV and boat financing. Quick loan approval saves you time. Apply online at www.midoregon.com, call us at (541)382- 1795, or stop by a branch near you. FREE WORKSHOP Investment Basics April 24, 6:00 p.m. Hosted by: Duane Porter, CSA, Financial Advisor While working toward life’s impor - tant nancial goals, it may be nec - essary to incorporate investments that have the potential for higher returns. How do you know which investment vehicles to choose? Before you begin, understand the basics. Start by coming to this no- cost workshop. Refreshments will be served. Representatives are registered through, and securities are sold through, CUNA Brokerage Services, Inc. (CBS), member NASD/ SIPC, 2000 Heritage Way, Waverly, Iowa 50677, toll-free (866) 512- 6109. Insurance sold through licensed CUNA Mutual Life Insur - ance Company Representatives, and in New York, licensed insur - ance representatives of other companies. Nondeposit investment products are not federally insured, involve invest - ment risk, may lose value and are not obligations of or guaran - teed by the credit union. 1385-P1729E Maximize Your Money workshops to help you make the most of your financial resources Workshops are held at the East Bend Branch, upstairs Conference Room located at 1386 NE Cushing Drive. Call (541) 382-1795 to reserve you
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r seat. Prineville Branch Celebrates its First Anniversary! Every single day last year some - thing good has happened to us; members like you have come in! Thank you for helping us grow! FREE WORKSHOP ABC’s of Internet Security April 26, 6:00 p.m. Presenter: Ray Spreier Mid Oregon Credit Union VP/CIO Armed with a little technical advice and common sense, computer attacks can be avoided. Enjoy your computer with con dence and stay connected without worry. Topics will include: › Firewalls › Antivirus/antiworm protection › Spyware protection › Secure web browsing › Securing email › Recognizing hacker and phishing attempts Refreshments will be served. “Mid Oregon Credit Union is deeply committed to nurturing strong relationships within the Central Oregon community in the spirit of exceptional and passionate service.” Security News Between April 15 and June 1 of this year, the credit union will be upgrading the security on the telephone teller system. This upgrade is part of the same federal initiative that resulted in upgrades to the internet home-banking system last year, and is being implemented in response to the increasing number of attempted attacks on electronic nancial systems. Our goal, as always, is to take advantage of the latest technology and best practices to protect our members’ information. The tele - phone teller upgrade will eventu - ally require users to enter two (2) PIN codes in addition their account number. There is no change to your existing PIN code. Between mid-April and June, however, members will hear an additional prompt that will allow them to establish a second PIN in advance. Once you have created the second PIN, you can begin to use the dual- PIN authentication at any time. Beginning June 1, members will be required to use both PIN codes (your existing PIN plus the new PIN you will create) in addition to your account number in order to access telephone teller. Workshop Reminders May 29 Long Term Care Insurance May 31 Starting Your Own Business June 26 Investment Basics June 28 The ABC’s of Car Buyin