Peninsula Perk Points

What are Peninsula Perks? Peninsula Perks are points earned for having various products and services with the Credit Union. There are 4 different status levels depending on the products and services that are utilized within your account.

Deckhand: 0-200 points

- Free phone transfers, Free E-statements, Free Starter Checks, Etc

First Mate: 201-425 points

- $2 off replacement debit card fee, $2 off Domestic wire transfer fee, and $2 off skip payment fee.

Captain: 426-650 points

- Free money order & cashier checks.

- $3 off replacement debit card fee

- $3 off domestic wire transfer fee

- $3 off skip payment fee

Admiral: 651 and up

- Free replacement debit card.

- Free money order & cashier’s check

- $5 off domestic wire transfer

- $5 off skip payment fee

How do you view what you are earning points for?

- PFCU Mobile App: After signing in select, the “more” option in the bottom right corner, then select Peninsula Perks at the top left corner.

- PFCU Online Banking: After signing in under the member service tab, select peninsula perk points.

- From here you can see how many points are being earned and a breakdown of where points are being earned and how to get more points. For example, having a CD, IRA, money market, mortgage, eAlerts, having a credit card and more!

- You are also able to view rewards history by month.

How do you redeem peninsula perks points?

- There are 2 ways to redeem peninsula perk points, either through the PFCU online banking there is a form to submit (not available through PFCU mobile app at this time) or you can call the Credit Union and speak to someone about redeeming points.

Let's take a look at an example:

John Member has an account with PFCU, in that account he has a credit card (earning him 100 points), he uses online banking (75 points), he is enrolled for E-statements (100 points), he uses the ATM/ITM (75 points), he is enrolled in E-notices (25 points) and E-alerts (25 points).

This brings John's monthly earnings to 400 points, putting him at First Mate status.

Jeremy Nelson

Call Center Supervisor

This blog is not on behalf of Peninsula Federal Credit Union.