Spokane, WA-With identity theft on the rise, Spokane Teachers Credit Union (STCU) will be hosting "Shred Day!" offering Spokane area residents a safe way to embrace their urge to purge. On April 29, from 7 a.m. - noon, the Recall mobile shredding unit will be available at STCU's North Branch located at 207 E. Hastings Rd.
The shred company will offer its services to the public free of charge - shredding personal documents that may invite the possibility of identity theft if thrown way in a common trash bin. Criminals need very little information to steal identities and garbage cans offer an abundance of information from paperwork such as:
Residents and businesses are invited to bring up to three boxes of confidential documents to shred. For more information please contact Laura Enquist at 326-1954.
Founded by educators in 1934, Spokane Teachers Credit Union is a member-owned, not-for-profit cooperative that delivers financial products and services, such as shared branching, online banking, and ATMs worldwide. Through innovation, attractive rates, and personalized service, STCU is committed to maximize members' financial health and security.
The largest credit union in the Inland Northwest, STCU reaches out to 70,000 members at nine branches throughout Eastern Washington and North Idaho. It is the third largest credit union in Washington, and one of the top 175 (out of over 9,400) credit unions in the United States.
Spokane Teachers Credit Union recently received national recognition by placing in the top ten as "Best Medium Size Company to Work for In America." STCU takes pride in creating a work environment that encourages education and excellence.
