CUNJ Adds E-Statement Program

April 07, 2003, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

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The Credit Union of New Jersey has launched an E-statements program for all 29,000 of its members at no charge. With 3,500 members using home banking, the $150-million credit union said E-statements were the logical next step.

"Members who enjoy doing business on line, can now obtain their monthly statements as well. E-statements are available faster than the mailed statements and members don't have to worry about their statements being intercepted by anyone going through their mail," said CEO Andrew L. Jaeger.

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