e-Statements Have Arrived!    Click Here for enrollment information!

Tired of waiting for statements to arrive in the mail? Wouldn't it be nice to just login to Home Financial Services (HFS) and view it? HFS users now can to do just that. By enrolling in e-Statements, you receive an e-mail notification that your statement is ready to view. Just login to HFS and you can view, print or download your monthly or quarterly statement. e-Statements are even stored for up to 6 months!

Save Your Identity With E-Statements

Reduce your chances of being a victim of mail fraud--receive your Timberland FCU statement electronically.

Even though identity thieves are finding new ways to steal information over the Internet, the original theft--for example, taking out a credit card in your name--tends to be a low-tech crime. According to the Federal Trade Commission, about half the country’s victims know how their information was swiped, and in many cases the breach was paper--bills, credit card solicitations, and financial statements--pilfered from garbage cans and mailboxes.

Banking and paying bills online not only cuts off thieves’ access to the papers they need to commit ID theft, but also helps detect the crime sooner. This is because consumers who bank online check their accounts much more frequently--nearly four times a month compared with once a month for those who receive statements by mail.

If you would like to sign up for e-Statements and are already enrolled in the HFS service, Click Here, enter your email address and choose the e-Statement option in the drop down box and you're all set!

If you would like to sign up for HFS, simply click here and download the .pdf version of the application, fill it out and send it to us via mail or fax.

Don't have Adobe:                                            Agreement To Receive Electronic Communications Disclosure

*By electing to receive e-Statements, you understand that you will no longer receive print statements via U.S. Mail. By enrolling you also agree that you have the capability to print and/or download files via a secure internet connection (128-bit).