PHISHING ALERT: SELCO impersonators are using texts to request login credentials. As a reminder, SELCO will never contact you requesting sensitive information, including login credentials. For your security, always access digital banking from the selco.org website or mobile app. Learn more about text phishing here.

2024 tax forms have been mailed and are also available in digital banking by selecting "Documents & Statements" from the menu. Click here to learn more.

All SELCO branches will be closed Monday, February 17, in observance of Presidents' Day. Account access will still be available through digital banking.

The drive-up at our West Eugene Branch will be unavailable February 15. If you'd like to visit another nearby branch, please visit selco.org/locations to find one near you.

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ClickSWITCH

Quickly and securely switch your automatic deposits and payments to your new SELCO account. 

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Switching to SELCO is easy

In just a few clicks: 

  • Update your recurring direct deposits, including payroll and Social Security payments. 
  • Move automatic payments, like your mortgage or car loan. 
  • Close your account at your old bank. 
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Update subscriptions while you’re at it

CardSWAP updates your card information for popular streaming, online shopping, and subscription services—like Netflix, Amazon, and Spotify—all in one place. 

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Ready to get started?

Learn more about ClickSWITCH to get started with switching to SELCO. 

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Be Aware of Free Trial Offers

Before taking advantage of free offers, make sure you know what you’re signing up for, what resources are at your disposal, and what steps to take to keep surprises from appearing on your statements.

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5 Things You Probably Have Wrong About Credit Unions

When it comes to checking and savings accounts, most people head to large financial institutions. But what you may not know is credit unions provide the same services as banks.

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Generation Z and the Minefield of Online Scams

Young people's familiarity with technology—specifically, social media—can create a false sense of security when they are targeted by online scams.