An overdraft occurs when you do not have sufficient funds in your account to cover a transaction, but we pay it anyway. The type of transactions covered range from a debit card transaction to an automatic bill pay to a check written from your checking account.
We can cover your overdrafts in three different ways:
- Transfer from Savings
- Transfer from a Loan or Line of Credit
- Courtesy Pay
Transfer from Savings
If you do not have sufficient funds in your checking account to clear a particular transaction, we can transfer a portion (or all) of the overdraft amount from your attached savings account. There is a nominal fee per transfer per item.
Transfer from a Loan or Line of Credit
McKesson & Healthcare Providers FCU has two different loan options that can serve as an overdraft option. You may use a loan or a line of credit as a funding source in the case of an overdraft. In each case, there is a nominal fee per transfer per item fee to use this service.
Courtesy Pay
We will pay items such as debit card and check transactions up to $500 below a zero balance in your account. This option is available to you after you are a member in good standing for more than 60 days and there is a nominal fee to use this service.
We will always try to cover your overdrafts using the most cost-efficient manner possible, which is why we automatically look to your savings account and your loan accounts as a funding source before charging the Courtesy Pay fee.
Not sure which option is right for you? Contact a member service representative, and we'll help you figure out the best option for you!
Note: We pay overdrafts at our discretion, which means we do not guarantee that we will always authorize and pay any transaction. If we do not authorize and pay an overdraft, your transaction will be declined, and NSF fees may apply.
