6% Checking


Switch to e-Statements and use your account every
month
to earn 6% APY on your checking dollars.

Dear Valued Member,

Your membership is important to us, so we're sending an offer we hope you can't refuse: an easy way to earn 6% APY on the first $1,000 in your LFCU checking account. It's our way of saying "thanks!" for your membership and for using green-friendly paperless services.

To earn this incredible rate, simply open a checking account with e-Statements and use one of these services every month:

Direct Deposit - $100 or more
Web BillPay - 2 or more payments
Debit Card - 2 or more transactions

6% APY Checking Offer

To activate this special 6% APY offer, click the button above, stop by an LFCU branch or call (800) 328-LFCU (5328). Hurry, offer expires December 30, 2008.

Thank you for this opportunity to serve your financial needs.

Sincerely,

Lockheed Federal Credit Union

P.S. Don't miss out! Click here to activate your 6% APY today.

You must opt-in to take advantage of the 6% APY offer by filling out a simple from online, calling (800) 328-LFCU, or visiting your local branch. To earn the 6% APY, you must be enrolled in e-Statements (paper delivery waived) and meet at least one of the following conditions every month: (1) have a direct deposit of $100 or more post to your checking account, OR (2) make two purchases with your VISA Check Card, OR (3) make two Web BillPay payments. 6% APY applies to the first $1,000 in your account. Premier Checking balances above $1,000 will earn the corresponding rate. 6% APY guaranteed through December 31, 2009, and is subject to change or may be discontinued thereafter. Offer is limited to one checking account per member. Must be 18 years of age or older to participate. 6% APY is current as of 12/8/08. Fees and/or balances over $1,000 may reduce earnings.


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