Privacy Notice

Brockton Postal Employees Credit Union is owned by its members and is run by a Board of Directors you elect. You can be confident that your financial privacy is a top priority of the credit union. This notice describes how we protect the privacy of your personal information.

In the course of providing you with services, , we collect information about you, personal information that is not publicly available. Brockton Postal Employees Credit Union does not sell membership lists or your non-public personal information. We do, however, share some information about you with other companies in order to complete your transaction and to provide you with certain financial services opportunities. This notice describes your credit union's privacy policy. If you have any questions, please call the credit union at (508) 583-8816.

Information Brockton Postal Employees Credit Union Collects About You


Brockton Postal Employees Credit Union collects the following information about you from a variety of sources:

From membership and loan application and other forms you submit to us, we obtain name, address, social security, age, assets, income, and telephone numbers.

From consumer reporting agencies, we obtain information on your credit worthiness and credit history.

Information Brockton Postal Employees Credit Union Discloses About You

We do not disclose any non-public personal information about our members and former members, except as permitted by law, such as to our data processor and for purposes of collecting loans.

Brockton Postal Employees Credit Union does not share information with other businesses about former members, co-borrowers and guarantors, except as permitted by law.

Businesses with whom Brockton Postal Employees Credit Union Shares Information

We may disclose information about you as permitted or required by law, such as to our legal counsel, bonding company or law enforcement agencies. Furthermore, we may share information about you with the following types of businesses:

Financial service providers such as mortgage and insurance services.

Non-financial service companies such as collection agencies.

Some of these companies that we may also disclose part or all of the information we collect, as described above, market the credit union services or other financial institutions with which we have joint marketing agreements. Brockton Postal Employees Credit Union enters into business arrangements only with businesses that we will provide our membership with competitive financial products and that follow strict confidentiality requirements to assure that any information shared is safeguarded. In no instance does Brockton Postal Employees Credit Union provide any information that will allow companies marketing their financial services to access your account without your expressed consent.

How Brockton Postal Employees Credit Union Protects Your Information

We restrict access to information about you to those employees who need to know that information to provide products and services to you. We maintain physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards to guard your personal financial information.

We want to bring to your attention that there may be instances where you erroneously believe the credit union has released personal information about you. For example, information about a secured loan you may have from our credit union may be publicly available in local government records, and a business has compiled this information in order to market you a product that this credit union does not endorse.

As a member of our credit union, we remind you that you have a responsibility to safeguard your financial information by protecting your identification access numbers and reviewing your periodic account statement. If you have any concerns about the accuracy or security of the personal information you have entrusted to Brockton Postal Employees Credit Union, please contact us.