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Debit card and online banking launched at Letterkenny Credit Union

written by Staff Writer October 21, 2021
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Letterkenny Credit Union has launched the new MYCU Debit Mastercard®, from CUSOP.

Letterkenny Credit Union is among 16 across the country who offer the MYCU Debit Card and Current Account.
The MYCU debit card is part of the Mastercard network and is now available to members.

Members and non members of Letterkenny Credit union can apply online via the website or App for current account with debit card.

To mark the occasion, electronic payments company CUSOP commissioned a survey of 1000 people which highlights the high level of trust among the public in the credit union movement, showing:

● 65% of the general public trust credit unions more than their local bank – that figure rises to 86% among credit union members
● 71% of people would use a credit union for a debit card or current account if they didn’t already have one
● 75% of credit union members would like to be able to speak to someone directly in branch if needed.

The study also examined the impact of the pandemic on our saving, spending and financial planning habits and discovered:

● Nationally, the average amount of money saved in the past 18 months was €4219
● Regionally, the average amount saved was highest in Dublin at €5223
● Leinster was in second place with €4537, followed by Munster with €3872 and the average saved in Ulster/Connacht was the lowest at €2973
● 6% of credit union members have saved more than €20k in the last 18 months – that drops to 4% of the wider population
● Asked to choose from a range of options of what to do with the money, such as spending on a holiday, helping friends or buying a car, 42% would opt to keep their savings.

CEO of Letterkenny Credit Union, Gordon Randles believes it’s significant that so many of those surveyed valued the ability to speak to someone in their credit union: “When people think of the credit union they think local and accessible, and that’s a valuable feature of our business model as we blend with digitalization of services, particularly when some other financial institutions have closed off on personal communication.

Pictured at the launch were Letterkenny Credit Union committee members Ciaran Hara, Maeve Peoples, Mary Dunning, Jimmy Gleeson and Jim Toner. Pic by Northwest Newspix.

Dermot Griffin, CEO of CUSOP (Payments) DAC says, “CUSOP are proud to partner with credit unions to bring the new MYCU Debit Card to their members. This survey has reinforced the key role that credit unions play in their local communities and how much they are trusted to provide financial services. The introduction of the new MYCU Debit Card will allow credit union members to complete all their day to day banking services with their local credit union”.

Debit card and online banking launched at Letterkenny Credit Union was last modified: October 21st, 2021 by Staff Writer
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