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Credit unions are not-for-profit
financial cooperatives that are owned, in part, by each of their
members. The credit union movement was introduced in the United
States in the early 1900s. The idea quickly caught on and now there
are more than 10,000 credit unions in the U.S. serving over 82
million members. U.S. credit unions are state or federally chartered
and are established to serve a group of people with a "common bond"
- typically an employer or a field of occupation, membership in a
professional organization or a church group, or residence in a
specific community.
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Unlike other types of financial institutions that need to generate profits to satisfy stockholders,
credit unions return excess earnings to their members in the following forms:
- Competitive dividend rates paid on share
accounts
- Competitive interest rates on loans
- The introduction of valuable new products and services.
US Courthouse FCU is dedicated to serving all the financial needs of our member-owners in a timely,
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Our Board Of Directors
Cecilia Rudden, President
Eric B. Timberman, Vice President
Corrine A. Szalay, Secretary
Jineen M. Forbes
John Gencarello
Joseph Lajara
Robert Monteagudo
Supervisory Committee
Joseph Lajara, Chair
Jineen Forbes
Frances Monfiletto
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Manager
Nora Masi
Assistant Manager
Yvonne Taylor
Head Teller
Indro Rai
Credit Committee
Desiree Corbin, Chairman
Alison Felix
Jennifer Washington
Thomas Asreen |
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Credit Union Attorney
Mitchell B. Pollack, Esq.
Bankruptcies and Collections |
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