Using this website
Why is one of the links not working? Return to Top
Portions of this site link our users to third parties. U.S. Employees O.C. Federal Credit Union is in no way responsible or liable for content found on third party websites. Occasionally, a third party website may change the web address of a specific page to which we provide a link. Please notify us of the problem by clicking the Feedback link at the top of any page in our website.
What happens when I follow a link to a “third-party” website? Return to Top
U.S. Employees O.C. Federal Credit Union links users of www.usecreditunion.org to other Internet addresses/websites (“third-party” addresses/websites). By following a third-party link provided on this website, you are leaving the U.S. Employees O.C. Federal Credit Union website and visiting a website not operated by U.S. Employees O.C. Federal Credit Union. U.S. Employees O.C. Federal Credit Union is not responsible for the content of any third-party website, and U.S. Employees O.C. Federal Credit Union’s security policies and privacy policies may differ from those practiced by a third party.
How do I perform a search on the U.S. Employees O.C. Federal Credit Union website? Return to Top
Type a search term (a single word or combination of words) in the search box at the top of any page in the U.S. Employees O.C. Federal Credit Union website to search our entire website for that term.
I saw an item in the “Current Auctions” section of a page, but it’s no longer there. Where do I find the item? Return to Top
Click the "More" link on the top of the "Current Auctions" box to look through the listings of current auction items. If the auction has ended for the particular item, it is no longer visible to the public. When an auction has ended and there are no more items for auction, the “On The Auction Block” section disappears from every page until U.S. Employees O.C. Federal Credit Union has more items to auction.
How do I use the loan calculator? Return to Top
To use the Loan Calculators found on this website, you need to know three things so that you can figure the estimated monthly payment and estimated amortization schedule (a chart showing how a loan's balance decreases with each payment) on a loan.
First, you need to enter the principal balance of the loan. If it’s $100,000, then enter “100000”.
Second, you need to enter the Interest Rate or APR. If it’s 7.5%, enter “7.5%”.
Finally, you need to enter the term either in years or in months. For example, if it’s 30 years and the calculator asks for input in years enter “30”.
After you have entered all three items, press the Calculate button to view the estimated payment and estimated amortization schedule.