Employee Recognition
Congratulations to Damaris Nichols and Jennifer Loftus for graduating from Crestcom Bullet Proof Manager Training!
Both Damaris and Jennifer should also be congratulated on perfect attendance. They both were great participants in the Crestcom program. Coastline is extremely proud of your hard work.
Community Involvement
Being part of the community means playing an active role. Coastline is involved in many community organizations, like the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. We’re proud to be a part of the Foundation's yearly walk and we continue to support and raise money for this cause. You can make a donation at any of our branches.
For any inquiries about community involvement in your area, please contact the Marketing Department.
Media
Coastline Federal Credit Union is a full–service, not–for–profit financial cooperative. We provide personal banking services but, unlike a bank, we're owned by our account holders — members like you! Our goal is to be better than a bank by delivering outstanding service, competitive savings yields, low loan rates, and many low and no–cost services. Our Board of Directors is made up of unpaid volunteers who spend countless hours ensuring the safety and stability of your money in the Credit Union.
Our Credit Union philosophy is "people helping people," which translates into exceptional service, competitive and affordable financial products, and assistance from staff and management who care about you. These benefits are what make Coastline Federal Credit Union stand out as one of Jacksonville’s best financial service values, and why thousands of area residents have joined us
For inquiries about Coastline Federal Credit Union, please contact VP of Retail, Sales and Delivery, Steve Strum.
Member Alerts
As a reminder, do not open any attachments that you are not expecting or familiar with or respond back on any emails verifying personal information. Should you receive an email regarding one of your personal accounts (credit cards, bank, mortgage company, etc.) and are in question of whether it is legitimate, pick up the phone and call the company, do not respond back via email with personal information.
Debit Card Phone Scam
There are reports of an automated message attack in some areas of the country. This involves a pre-recorded phone messages that are being delivered to random consumers with the warning that their debit cards have been blocked and you will need to press 1 to reactivate. Once pressing 1 it asks for your check card#, pin#, and expiration date. This is a scam, Coastline will never solicit you for this information.
(This is a public service message from FICO.)
Emails claiming to be from NACHA continue
New phishing attempts spoof Federal Reserve Bank
NACHA continues to receive reports that individuals and/or companies have received a fraudulent e-mail that has the appearance of having been sent from NACHA. These emails vary in content and format, and appear to be transmitted from email addresses associated with the NACHA domain (@nacha.org). Some bear the name of fictitious NACHA employees and/or departments.
NACHA itself does not process nor touch the ACH transactions that flow to and from organizations and financial institutions. NACHA does not send communications to individuals or organizations about individual ACH transactions that they originate or receive. NACHA has requested that you please forward fraudulent emails claiming to be from NACHA to abuse@nacha.org.
Another phishing attempt has surfaced that spoofs the Federal Reserve Bank as the sender. Like the emails purporting to be from NACHA, these emails claim that a recently-initiated transaction (in this case, a wire transfer), was cancelled. These emails have the appearance of being sent from "fedwire" at the Federal Reserve Bank.
The links in these fraudulent emails are directed to web pages that host malicious code and software. Do not follow web links in unsolicited e-mails from unknown parties or from parties with whom you do not normally communicate, or that appear to be known but are suspicious or otherwise unusual.
If malicious code is detected or suspected on a computer, consult with a computer security or anti-virus specialist to remove malicious code or re-install a clean image of the computer system. Always use anti-virus software and ensure that the virus signatures are automatically updated. Ensure that the computer operating systems and common software applications security patches are installed and current.
Be alert for different variations of fraudulent e-mails.
Current Member Alerts
Privacy Policy
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT PROCEDURES FOR OPENING A NEW ACCOUNT
To help the government fight the funding of terrorism and money laundering activities, federal law requires all financial institutions to:
- Obtain information that identifies each person who opens an account.
- Verify information that identifies each person who opens an account.
- Record information that identifies each person who opens an account.
When you open an account, we will ask you for the following information:
- Your Name
- Address
- Date of Birth
- Social Security #
- Other Information
That will allow us to identify you. We may also ask to see your driver’s license or other identifying documents.