
Welcome to Tri-Co!
As the merger draws near, Tri-Co is posting important information for Selective Insurance employees so that everyone involved is kept as informed as possible.
Did You Know?
Important Facts:
FAQ
As Tri-Co representatives have been meeting and greeting Selective FCU members prior to the merger, a number of questions have come up. Those questions and the answers are listed here for your benefit and convenience. As other questions are asked, they will be added to the list.
Q. Did Selective members approve the merger?
A. Yes. It was approved by vote on July 15.
Q. When will the merger be official?
A. The merger will be official after the systems conversion on October 3.
Q. Will I still be able to get monthly paper statements?
A. Although Tri-Co recommends e-statements; yes, you may have paper statements.
Q. Does Tri-Co offer me telephone access to my accounts if I am away on vacation?
A. Absolutely. Telephone banking is very popular with Tri-Co members.
Q. What about my existing Debit Card?
A. It will become a MasterCard Debit Card.
Q. What happens to my existing checks?
A. Continue to use them and and when you reorder new Tri-Co checks, the routing number will change to the Tri-Co routing number.
Q. Will there still be a branch on our campus?
A. Yes. At its present location.
Q. Will the hours be the same?
A. Yes. The hours will remain the same.
Q. Who do I contact if I have questions?
A. You may call our Call Center at 1-888-391-7991, talk to a person in your Selective Branch, or contact anyone in our Augusta Office.
Q. What are the current rates at Tri-Co?
A. Just check our out current rates while you are here at our web site.
Q. Will Tri-Co notify vendors with automatic ACH withdrawals or will the employee have to notify the vendor?
A. ACH should automatically be rerouted to Tri-Co in most instances.
Q. Can we receive cash?
A. Yes. Tri-Co is installing an ATM in the Selective Branch. It dispenses money (free of charge to members), up to $500 per day, per member.
Q. What will happen to your current loans? Will they just roll over?
A. Yes. They will simply roll over as Tri-Co loans.
Q. Direct Deposits? Will they automatically roll over or is there any new paper work that the member needs to sign with Tri-Co?
A. They will automatically roll into Tri-Co. There is nothing you need to do.
Q. Where do I mail a loan payment to if I don’t have direct deposit?
A. You may mail your loan payment to the same location you are now mailing it.
Q. Will CD’s automatically roll over into Tri-Co?
A. Yes
Q. Will I have to reapply for a line of credit with Tri-Co?
A. No
Q. Can we still mail deposits to the Branchville location from remote locations?
A. Yes
Q. Explain who will be eligible to join the new credit union?
A. Tri-Co’s charter contains a broader interpretation of family than that of Selective FCU. All of your family members are eligible to join Tri-Co, including immediate family as well as brothers, sisters, mothers, fathers, aunts, uncles and cousins, etc.
Q. Will I have to enroll in online banking or is this done automatically?
A. You will be enrolled for online banking automatically. Online banking will be available to you when the merger is complete on October 4. The system would not recognize you as a Tri-Co member before then.
Q. Does Tri-Co offer investment services and financial planning services?
A. Yes. Tri-Co offers financial planning and investment services through its national partner CUNA Mutual Group (Credit Union National Association). Financial planning services are free to members and without obligation.