As of September, I will have new account numbers for savings and checking.1.
Which I assume means I will have to change the numbers with S.S.2.
I have not been able to get into my S.S. online account in years.3.
The closest open office is 100 miles away3.
The credit union told me they are "working with the feds"and my deposit will automatically go into my new account with no action required on my part.4.
I find this very hard to believe..
1. Welcome to the realities of banking life. You're old enough to collect Social Security and you have never experienced this before?
2. Probably not, but regardless, the acquiring institution will have planned this out so that customer impact is as near zero as possible.
3. This DU-Denizen has been neglecting this for years?

And has not experienced an identity theft attempt?

-in-the-making!
4. Welcome to rural and small town life! The DU-Denizen should have known what they were choosing when they chose to live there.
5. My bank has gone through two buy-outs in the pst 15 or 20 years, basically transparent to us, plus or minus learning to use a new online banking app. Of course, most DU Denizens still believe the
Trump-Russia-Collusion Delusion, so what
DU Denizen orangecrush believes and reality probably have little, if any, coincidence.