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MyAccount

Support the Mission and Ministry of LCEF Online!

Welcome to MyAccount, the online financial service provided by the Lutheran Church Extension Fund.

Online Access 24/7
MyAccount Information

Enjoy the ease and convenience of accessing your LCEF information from your home, your office, your laptop—anywhere you have Internet access!

  • View account history and balances.
  • View check images, StewardAccount®, Health Savings Account (HSA), and Family Emergency Fund
  • Request funds transfers.
  • Initiate wire transfers.
  • Order checks and investment slips.
  • Inform LCEF of address changes.
  • Review loan information (congregations and rostered church workers).
  • Contact LCEF staff via Secure Mail e-mail system.

Qualifications

At this time, LCEF offers MyAccount to investors with accounts that have reoccurring transactions on a monthly basis. These types of accounts include: dedicated certificates, Health Savings Account (HSA), Family Emergency Fund, the StewardAccount®, rostered church worker consolidation loans, and congregation loans.

Online Agreement

Review the legal Terms & Conditions of your MyAccount agreement.

Questions?

If you have further questions about MyAccount, review our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s).
MyAccount Forms
MyAccount Brochures

MyAccount ACH Setup Authorization

MyAccount Individual Application

MyAccount Organization Application

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MyAccount Brochure

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Have a question?
Contact your local LCEF District Vice President, contact LCEF directly at Contact Us, or call the Lutheran Church Extension Fund at 1-800-843-5233, 7:45 a.m. - 4:15 p.m., CT, Monday through Friday.
LCEF is a nonprofit religious organization; therefore, LCEF investments are not FDIC-insured bank deposit accounts. This is not an offer to sell investments, nor a solicitation to buy. The offer is made solely by LCEF’s Offering Circular. Investors should carefully read the Offering Circular, which more fully describes associated risks.