Posts Tagged ‘credit unions’

Story doesn’t reflect banking perspective

by For the MBJ Published: February 28,2010

Tags: credit unions, letter to the editor

Editor, I am writing in response to your Feb. 22 article (”Bye-bye Banks? Credit Unions Are the Hot Thing”) that contends that credit unions offer consumers a distinct advantage over banks. This article does not contain any comment from the banking industry. I write on behalf of Mississippi’s banks to provide important facts (not included [...] [...]

Bye-bye banks? Credit unions are the hot thing (access required)

by Nash Nunnery Published: February 21,2010

Tags: credit score, credit unions, finance

Credit unions offer enticing credit card and mortgage terms and can charge less than banks on unsecured loans The story has been repeated countless times across the country during the past few months when the economy has been less than robust. People floundering financially and handcuffed by credit problems, they search for a solution to ever-soaring interest [...] [...]

Credit unions have beaten back economy, to this point (access required)

by Clay Chandler Published: August 10,2009

Tags: credit unions

The first two quarters have not been the best of times for Mississippi banks, with a lot of them posting substantial losses. It’s a local symptom of a national trend that has seen dozens of banks across the nation fail outright as the recession tightens its grip on financial institutions. One sector of the financial services industry [...] [...]

Signs, logos change to HOPE (access required)

by Wally Northway Published: July 1,2009

Tags: credit unions, logos, merger, signs

JACKSON — While Hope Community Credit Union (HOPE) and American Savings Credit Union (ASCU) officially merged Jan. 1, 2009, today all ASCU branches in Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennessee will convert their signage to the HOPE name and logo. The two entities said the merger formed a larger, stronger community development financial institution that serves working families [...] [...]

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