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NCOFCU business partner Auto Link was a real HIT at the 2015 Conference.

NCOFCU business partner Auto Link was a real HIT at the 2015 Conference. Ed Bourgeois  demonstrated to each credit union how their program would look and operate
within their website. Contact Ed now for you free demo, ebourg@myEZCarCare.com
504-273-0337

Your credit union has the best rates on loans and products, but only 15.74% of the national auto market share went to credit unions in 2014 — down 7.2% from 2013.
The online shopping paradigm shift is changing the way your members buy vehicles and get auto loans.

Auto Link™ is a complete member marketing package for your credit union that will increase auto loan revenue by engaging your members in the new digital world. 



Now special discounts for NCOFCU Members, visit NCOFCU Member Benefits 

Plus Your Members Get a myEZ Car Care® VIP package

Get continual marketing touch points to engage your members throughout the entire vehicle ownership lifecycle.

Any member with a vehicle will enjoy the savings and convenience of using your credit union branded wallet card and mobile or desktop app to save money and properly care for their vehicles.
Your credit union will be top of mind as the myEZ Car Care® program continually reminds them of how you care about their vehicle ownership experience.
myEZ Car Care® membership comes with discounts on the following services:
  • Vehicle Repair, Service and Maintenance
  • Rental Cars from Avis, Budget, Dollar, and Thrifty
  • Hotels, Resorts, and Vacation Rentals
  • Electronic Glove Box® for Desktop and Mobile Ap
For more information contact:
Ed Bourgeois
myEZ Car Care, LLC
304 Garden Road
River Ridge, LA  70123
ebourg@myEZCarCare.com
504-273-0337

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