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CUNA Sets Up Toll-Free Line to Connect CU Members to Lawmakers on Interchange

Credit union members who want to contact lawmakers to urge them to support legislation delaying the Federal Reserve’s debit interchange rule can now call through a phone number set up by CUNA.

By Claude R. Marx | Updated on April 04, 2011

Credit union members who want to contact lawmakers to urge them to support legislation delaying the Federal Reserve’s debit interchange rule can now call through a phone number set up by CUNA.

When consumers call (877) 422-3525, they receive a recorded briefing on the issue, then punch in their zip code and are connected to the office of their senator or representative.

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