SECURITY

INTERNATIONAL SERVICES AND TRAVEL SAFETY

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Have a vacation coming up? CCCU offers a variety of products that can help make your trip easy and carefree the way it should be.

FOREIGN CURRENCY
Going out of the country and need foreign currency? Order a variety of different currencies by contacting a member service representative in a branch or by calling 503-232-8070 or 800-444-8115.

Returning from your trip with extra currency? Stop into a branch and we'll buy it back!

FOREIGN DRAFTS
CCCU accepts most foreign checks, with credit to your account by the next business day. Some foreign checks have to be sent for collection, with a longer delay for credit. Please bring these items to the nearest branch or mail them in. All foreign checks must be endorsed. Please do not deposit these into an ATM unless they have a 9 digit routing number and clear through a bank in the U.S.

We make paying bills or purchasing abroad easy by allowing you to order foreign drafts in several different currencies. Contact us today for your free quote!

INTERNATIONAL WIRE TRANSFERS
If you're looking to move money to anywhere around the world, you've come to the right place! With CCCU moving money is convenient and safe with wire transfers. For security purposes, the forms are stored in Online Banking, under "Additional Services". Log into Online Banking here.

INCOMING WIRE TRANSFERS Anyone can wire money to your account if they have your account number and the credit union wire information. Click here for more information.



EUROPEAN COUNTRIES We now have a Swift Code available for incoming wires. Call a Member Service Representative for Swift and wire details.

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL TIPS
Traveling abroad should be fun and exciting not scary. Follow the tips below to help ensure a safe trip.

• Copy all your personal paper, including your passport and itinerary, and leave it with someone you trust at home in a safe location. If your identification is lost or stolen, you can at least get the information needed to get them replaced.
• If you're planning on using your Visa or debit/ATM cards, make sure to let your primary financial institution know. Visa numbers are easily compromised and are sold in foreign countries. Your primary financial institution monitors where you're spending and likes to make sure it's you using your cards.
• Check your overseas medical insurance coverage: Ask your medical insurance company if your policy applies overseas, and if it covers emergency expenses such as medical evacuation. If it does not, consider supplemental insurance.

For more international travel tips please visit the Bureau of Consular Affairs website.