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mixed membership account notice

Action needed to ensure clear access, privacy, and account authority with our new digital banking conversion.

Important account update

This summer, we’re upgrading to a new, state-of-the-art digital banking platform designed around individual access and privacy — rather than shared account access (in our current system). As part of this transition, we identified that one or more of your memberships includes a joint owner who does not currently have access to all deposit accounts under that membership (called a mixed membership).

To ensure clear access, privacy, and account authority with our new digital banking conversion, we need to hear from you about how you’d like us to handle those accounts.

Please review the options and FAQs below and contact us within 30 days to discuss your account ownership preferences.

Next steps

What are my options? And what is the impact of each choice?

To resolve your mixed membership within the next 30 days, you may choose any of the following options:

Option 1

For each mixed membership, add the joint owner(s) to all your deposit accounts if they are currently a joint owner on at least one deposit account within that same mixed membership.

Considerations

  • Gives them full access to your account information and transactions
  • Allows them to make transactions on those accounts
  • Provides them with a right of survivorship to those accounts
  • The joint will also be responsible for overdrafts, fees, and negative balances
  • This option is not permitted for members with IRAs or HSAs

Option 2

Separate deposit accounts within your mixed membership(s) that are not shared with joint owners, from those that are jointly owned.

Considerations

  • Some accounts will be closed and reopened under a new account number. This process may require you to reset direct deposits, scheduled bill payments, and other reoccurring transfers.

Option 3

Remove any current joint owner from all deposit accounts within your mixed membership.

Considerations

  • Immediately ends joint access to your deposit account(s) (including cards, branch access, and contact center access)
  • May affect deposits made payable to the removed joint owner to the account(s) in the future
  • Ends their right of survivorship on the account

Why this matters

If we don’t hear from you, we’ll need to take the following steps when we upgrade to our new digital banking platform to retain your account privacy:

  • The joint owner on your mixed membership will not have access to e-statements for any account beginning July 21, 2026
  • In the future, the joint may be charged a paper statement fee for any separate membership in which they are the primary owner. Because the new digital banking system is person-centric (meaning all accounts owned by a person are included in one login profile),
    e-statement ineligibility will apply to all their accounts

Contact us with your preferences

To ensure your account is updated by the time of our conversion, please reach out within 30 days by contacting us during business hours (Monday–Friday, 8:30am–5:30pm):

  • Send us a secure message: Log into online banking, choose “Other”, “Secure Messaging,” and connect with a live consultant
  • Call us: Reach out at 541-714-4000
  • Visit any branch: Stop by any of our 16 locations and we’ll be happy to assist

Mixed Membership options: FAQs