Align Credit Union Membership Expansion:

THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Division of Banks
ALIGN CREDIT UNION, Lowell, Massachusetts has petitioned the Commissioner of Banks for permission to amend its by-laws pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws chapter 171, section 10 to expand the associations which qualify persons for membership. The amendment proposes to expand membership eligibility to include those who live, work, or attend school within the following Massachusetts municipalities: Ashburnham, Auburn, Fitchburg, Gardner, Holden, Hubbardston, Leicester, Leominster, Lunenburg, Millbury, Oxford, Paxton, Princeton, Sterling, Sutton, Templeton, West Boylston, Westminster, Winchendon, and Worcester. Any objections or comments relative to this proposal must be communicated in writing to the Commissioner of Banks, One Federal Street, Suite 710, Boston, Massachusetts 02110 or via electronic mail to dob.comments@mass.gov no later than July 24, 2026. A public hearing may be held if the response is considered significant or circumstances warrant such a hearing, as determined by the Commissioner. The petitioner's application and all communications relative to this application are available from the Division by request at dob.rao@mass.gov.
MARY L. GALLAGHER
Commissioner of Banks

Electronic Statement Access Alert:

Some members may experience limited access to their electronic statements. This is a temporary issue, and our team is actively working to resolve it. At this time: Only accounts associated with your surviving member number may appear on your statement. If your member number was previously changed, you may only see statements generated after that change. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience as we work to resolve this issue.

Online and Mobile Security

Mobile and Online Safety

Your mobile smartphone is as important to secure as your home computer and there needs to be the same amount of steps to protect it.

  • Look for "https" instead of "http" when going to websites.
  • Do not let your Wi-Fi automatically connect when out in public.
  • Act upon the belief that any email from an unknown source could be a potential threat.
  • Research any online shop to check into their background and read reviews of their business.
  • Never open any link in a text, post, message, or email unless expecting one.
  • Keep your GPS off when not in use. Letting an app always track where you are can let unwanted people get ahold of your location at all times.
  • Use the Find my iPhone app of another smartphone equivalent that can assist you if your phone is lost or stolen.
  • Always keep your systems up to date, installing the latest anti-virus protection programs when available.
  • Request a refund if your online purchase is delivered damaged or not delivered altogether. If the retailer refuses, contact your credit or debit card company to stop the payment.
  • Use computers that have a firewall.
  • Do not make financial transactions at spots with unsecure Wi-Fi.

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