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Thursday, December 22, 2011
Credit Unions Widening Membership
"Credit unions exist to serve and benefit their members, so as a result the membership must share some kind of common bond. There are credit unions for neighborhoods, for churches and for workers of certain companies. To widen their membership base, some credit unions have formed to cater to the members of specific associations, then allow anyone who wishes to join the association. " Credit Unions Widening Membership:
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