Public Employees Credit Union
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What Is a Credit Union?
A credit union is a non-profit financial organization that is owned and regulated by its members through a representative electoral board of directors nominated from the membership itself. A member of a credit union can deposit or withdraw the money from the credit union. The difference between a conventional institution like a loan corporation or a bank and a credit union lies in the fact that members are in fact the owners of the organization. Read More... -
Why Join the Credit Union? Better Benefits are Hard to Find!
What is a credit union? A credit union is a not-for-profit, cooperative financial institution that is owned and controlled by its members. Credit unions serve people that share something in common such as an employer or place of worship. Credit unions allow members to pool their savings, lend to one another, and have a voice in the governance in the organization. This aspect of credit unions is particularly appealing given the increasing alienat Read More... -
Details of the Union Plus Credit Card Application
The Union Plus credit card is issued by HSBC Bank Nevada, N.A. and is specifically designed for cardholders with an average or limited credit who are members of one of the AFL-CIO Unions. Non-union members are not eligible to apply for this card. Because this card is designed for union members, it carries some union-specific benefits. One of these is strike payment protection that allows members to skip payments for up to three consecutive months Read More...
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