A credit Union is a legal entity organized
under state or federal law, by and for people who work for
a common employer. They agree to save their money in a facility
they own and operate, a credit union, and to make their
collective savings available for cost loans to all members.
Credit Unions are democratic institutions
with members electing credit union directors to represent
them. Membership is open to everyone in the group. A credit
Union is different than other financial institutions for
its primary purpose for existence is to serve its members. |