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Direct Deposit & Payroll Deduction
Periodic payments, including federal tax refunds and most payroll and Social Security checks, can be directly deposited into your Credit Union checking or savings accounts. Whether you want your entire check or a portion of your check to be deposited, setting it up is simple.
How to set up Direct Deposit1. Get a Direct Deposit Form from your organization. Then provide all of the information listed in steps 2 - 5. 2. FMFCU Routing & Transit Number: 231382306 3a. To deposit into checking account:
Enter your checking account number with a '0' (zero) added before it.
Note: Your checking account number is different from your member number. The checking account number can be found on your checks as shown below:
3b. To deposit into savings account:
Enter your member number followed by a '-' (dash) and two '0' (zeros) for your primary savings account. If you have a Start Smart primary savings account, enter your member number followed by '005'. If you have a Super Saver Savings Account, enter your member number followed by '007'.
4. Provide FMFCU's name and address given below: Franklin Mint Federal Credit UnionPO Box 1907Media, PA 19063-89075. Return the form to the appropriate department in your organization for processing. Visit www.GoDirect.org for more information on how to set up direct deposit of your Social Security or SSI checks. Got questions? Check out our FAQs. Now, taxpayers can split their refunds among up to three accounts held by as many as three different U.S. financial institutions, such as banks, mutual funds, brokerage firms or credit unions. It doesn't matter if you file by paper or electronically.* To split your refund among two or three different accounts or financial institutions, you should complete Form 8888. To deposit some or all of your funds in your FMFCU account, make sure you use our ABA/Routing number: 231382306 *Read this IRS article for details. |
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