Does the $750 Courtesy Pay overdraft limit show in my available balance at the ATM, through GENIE24, or through Online Banking?
Do I have to apply for Courtesy Pay?
How does it benefit Tyndall Federal Members?
How much does Courtesy Pay cost?
How will I know if Courtesy Pay has been used on my account?
I have more than one Checking Account with Tyndall Federal. Can I have Courtesy Pay on all of them?
Is Courtesy Pay a loan?
What happens if I exceed my Courtesy Pay limit?
What if I don't want Courtesy Pay on my account(s)?
Which types of transactions may be covered by Courtesy Pay?

Are my previous account statements available online?
Can I call into the Call Center or come into a Branch to update my email address?
Do I have to notify the Credit Union if my email address changes?
How do I access my e-Statement?
How do I know when my e-Statement is available?
If I do not receive the email notification, does that mean that my e-Statement will not be available?
When can I expect my paper statements to be discontinued?
Will my e-Statement also include the items that are sometimes in my statement, such as The Teller newsletter?
Will the e-Statement look exactly the same as my paper statement?

Can I come into a Tyndall Federal Branch to enroll in e-Statements?
What if I am not enrolled in Online Banking yet?

Do I have to enable ''cookies'' on my Internet browser to be able to view my e-Statement?
Do I need special software to view my e-Statements?
How can I tell if I have already requested e-Statements instead of paper statements?
What if my computer is unavailable or I cannot access Online Banking for some reason? Can I get a printed statement?

If I change my mind and choose to receive my statements by mail again, who do I contact?
Is there a fee to receive my statements by mail again?

Does this include my family?

How do I join Tyndall Federal Credit Union?

How long does membership last?

What does it mean to be a "member" of Tyndall Federal?

Who can become a member?