Contract for Accounts and Services Sample Clauses

Contract for Accounts and Services. You understand that Parts 1 and 2 (this agreement and the disclosures that follow) form a legally binding contract that governs your accounts and services at your credit union, and that this agreement (in Part 2) contains the specific terms, responsibilities and liabilities of membership, account ownership, and related services with us. By applying for membership, opening an account, requesting a service and signing Part 1 of this contract, you are agreeing to the terms and responsibilities (and accompanying liabilities) of this contract as explained in this agreement and disclosures (Part 2). As important, you authorize us to rely exclusively on the terms of Parts 1 and 2 of this contract, and agree that we have no obligation to rely on any other documents. It is the essential purpose of this contract to fairly apportion the responsibilities and liabilities of membership, account ownership and services used by each member between that member and the credit union, which in turn enables the credit union to provide the best products and services possible, in the most cost effective manner, for the benefit of all members of the credit union.
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Contract for Accounts and Services. You understand that Parts 1 and 2 create a legally binding Depo- sit Account Contract (“Contract”) that governs your accounts and services with our Credit Union. This Part 2 explains the specific Contract terms, disclosures, responsibilities and liabilities of membership, account ownership, and related services for your accounts with us. By applying for membership, opening or using an account, requesting or using a service and signing or other- wise validating Part 1 of this Contract, you are agreeing to the terms, responsibilities, and accompanying liabilities of this Con- tract, which also includes our Electronic Fund Transfer disclo- sures, Funds Availability disclosures, Rate and Fee disclosures and Privacy Policy. You promise that all the information provided by you to us in Part 1 of this Contract is complete and true, and has been completed according to your instructions, as confirmed by your signature on or validation of Part 1 of this Contract, and/or through your use of an account or a service. You agree that we may rely exclusively on the terms of Parts 1 and 2 of your and our Contract, and further agree that we have no obligation to rely on any other documents, unless otherwise required. It is the essen- tial purpose of this Contract to fairly apportion the responsibilities and liabilities of membership, account ownership, and services used by each member between that member and the Credit Un- ion, which in turn enables us to provide the best products and services possible, in the most cost effective manner, for the bene- fit of all members of the Credit Union.
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Contract for Accounts and Services. You understand that Parts 1 and 2 create a legally binding Busi- ness Deposit Account Contract (“Contract”) that governs your business or organization accounts and services with our Credit Union. This Part 2 explains the specific Contract terms, disclo- sures, responsibilities and liabilities of membership, account own- ership and related services for your accounts with us. By applying for membership, opening an account, initiating a service and sign- ing or otherwise validating Part 1 of this Contract (the account form) and/or through the receipt and/or electronic availability of your periodic statement, you and all authorized persons (which includes representatives, signers and information users) signing on your behalf are agreeing to the terms, responsibilities and ac- companying liabilities of this Contract which includes our Funds Availability disclosures, Electronic Fund Transfer disclosures, Pri- vacy Policy and Rate and Fee disclosures. You promise that all the information provided by you to us in Part 1 of this Contract is complete and true, and that your Part 1 has been completed ac- cording to your instructions, as confirmed by your signature on or validation of Part 1 of this Contract through your use of an ac- count or a service, and/or your receipt and/or electronic availabil- ity of your periodic statement. You understand that we may rely exclusively on the terms of Parts 1 and 2 of your and our Con- tract, and further agree that we have no obligation to rely on any other documents, unless otherwise required. In addition to provid- ing you with excellent service, accounts and services it is the es- sential purpose of this Contract to fairly apportion the advantages, responsibilities and liabilities of membership, account ownership and services used by each member between that member and the Credit Union. This enables us to provide the best products and services possible, in the most cost effective manner, for the benefit of all members of our Credit Union.
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