App Makes Mobile Deposits Easy
It’s simple to make a mobile deposit with an iPhone or Android device. Using Cove’s mobile app and the camera on your phone, follow these steps:
Step 1. Login to Cove’s mobile app.
Step 2. Select Deposit and then Mobile Deposit.
Step 3. Select which eligible account you want your check to be deposited into and enter the check amount.
Step 4. Sign the back of the check and write “For Cove Mobile Deposit Only” under the signature.
Step 5. Take a photo of the front and back of the check & click submit.
Did you know?
More than 5,600 branches open to you nationwide 
Did you know that thru the CO-OP Shared Branch network you are able to do a range of transactions at other credit unions? CO-OP Shared Branch is the second largest branch network in the country, with more than 5,600 credit union branches and hundreds of self-service Shared Branch express terminals in all 50 states. The network locations are available on Cove’s website or the mobile app.
Make Financial Wellness Your 2019 New Year’s Resolution
Whether you’re planning to improve your credit score, obtain a loan, or learning about investing, each educational course in the MoneyEd program will prepare you to make wise financial choices.
Check the website for the free MoneyEd courses which include:
- Personal Finance for College Students
- Budgeting
- Guide to Homeownership
- Credit Smart
- Auto Loan Finance
- Money Smart Teens
- Managing Your Checking Account
- Debt Management Options
- Investment Basics
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How to use parental controls to keep your kid safer online
Talking with your kids about your family’s rules and expectations is key to helping them establish good online habits. -
Holiday Scams to Watch Out for in 2024
The holiday season, with its surge in shopping, travel and festive activities, is also a peak period for scammers who seek to exploit the spirit of generosity and the flurry of financial transactions. -
2024 Diaper & Wipes Drive
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Fraudster Phone Spoofing
Phone spoofing happens when a scammer tricks your phone's caller ID into showing an official phone number, like the credit union's number. The fraudster will call or text, pretending to be a Cove employee, and try to trick you into giving out personal information. -
How To Avoid a Government Impersonation Scam
Scammers pretend to be from government agencies like the FTC, Social Security Administration, and IRS — or say they’re calling about your Medicare benefits. -
2023 Diaper & Wipes Drive
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Fraud Schemes: Common Schemes and Tactics…
Common Schemes and Tactics…And ways to protect yourself -
2023 Fuel Economy Guide
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2022 Diaper & Wipes Drive
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We Are Collecting Hats & Gloves for Adults
Items will be distributed to tri-state congregations of all denominations by the free Health Ministries and Faith Community Nursing program of St. Elizabeth Healthcare. -
TIPS FOR ONLINE HOLIDAY SHOPPING
U.S. Department of Homeland Security - TIPS FOR ONLINE HOLIDAY SHOPPING. With more and more people doing their holiday shopping online, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has issued some general tips to keep shoppers safe. -
Auto Talk Summer 2021
The Easy Guide to Buying a Car Congratulations! You’ve decided to buy a new or pre-owned vehicle. This can be an exciting step in your financial future, even with a number of important decisions along the way. Here are some quick points to make the most of your auto buying process. -
Auto Talk Spring 2021
The Easy Guide to Buying a Car Congratulations! You’ve decided to buy a new or pre-owned vehicle. This can be an exciting step in your financial future, even with a number of important decisions along the way. Here are some quick points to make the most of your auto buying process. -
2021 Winter Newsletter
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2020 Fall Newsletter
Summer Newsletter discusses Cove's Seminar: College Scholarships, Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Take A Pen - Spread the Word, and Move & Save Auto Loans. -
2021 Diapers & Wipes Drive
The annual Diapers and Wipes drive supports St. Elizabeth's Baby Steps Program, which provides education and support to women with opiate use disorder. -
2020 Summer Newsletter
Summer Newsletter discusses Cove's Scholarship Recipients, Diaper & Wipes Drive and COVID Scams article. -
2020 Spring Newsletter
Spring Newsletter discusses Coves Covid-19 responses, 2020 Scholarship Progame and Board of Directors Nominations. -
Protect Yourself Watch out for These Top Internet Scams
Internet scams are constantly evolving. As long as there are heartstrings to tug, con-artists around the world are targeting a computer or mobile device near you. Knowledge of the most common internet scams, and what you can do to safeguard your personal information and wallet,can save you heartache and money. Here are some common scams that continue to evolve -
REGULATION D LIMITATIONS
Federal regulations require financial institutions to closely monitor withdrawals made from a savings or money market deposit account. As non-transactional accounts, savings and money markets must adhere to the Federal Reserve Bank's Regulation D, which stipulates that no more than a total of six transfers or pre-authorized withdrawals may be made from each account to another account or to a third party in any month.