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Need More Revenue? NCOFCU Benifits Program

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Dear Firefighter Credit Unions,

I am writing with news about a new partnership we recently forged with Affinity Marketing Group that will allow you to offer Member Benefits to your members, while also earning commissions on transactions and all at no cost to you.

Working with AMG, we are pleased to announce that you can offer Member Benefit programs with great savings such as MetLife Auto & Home Insurance and a number of Travel programs, including Wyndham Hotels, Avis/Budget Car Rentals, fun-in-the-sun Caribbean vacations through TNT Vacations, worldwide travel through GoAhead Tours and CruisesOnly, America’s largest cruise agency, offering thousands of cruises across over 18 cruises lines at the absolute lowest prices.  All are offered a la carte, so  you can choose to offer one, the few that work best for you, or all programs listed.

Member Benefits are an important way to attract new members as well as retain and reward your existing members in order to ensure a reliable source of revenue from dues.  And because all programs pay a commission to the group, Member Benefits are a great way to supplement your operating budget with a source of non-dues revenue.

We did a lot of homework on Affinity Marketing Group and were impressed with their experience and expertise in the area of Member Benefits.  Founded by nationally known pioneers of the affinity credit card industry, AMG has established over 4,000 marketing alliances with prominent associations and companies in their 20+ years in the business.

If you would like to learn more, you can contact David Miller (dmiller@affinitymg.com), copied here.  Or you can call him at 508-655-5101, ext. 223.  You can check out Affinity Marketing Group at www.Affinitymg.com. 

Best,

Grant Sheehan CEO
National Coalition of Firefighters Credit Unions Inc.

305-951-3306

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