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American Income Life (AIL) has been helping the credit union movement for nearly 70-years and is strongly committed to serving Firefighter Credit Unions

 

     

  I would like to introduce and recommend American Income Life (AIL). The National Council of Firefighter Credit Unions (NCOFCU) created a partnership with AIL almost a decade ago. Our council has continued its partnership in an effort to further support our participating credit unions and also provide additional resources to further our collective goals.

     AIL has been helping the credit union movement for nearly 70-years and is strongly committed to serving Firefighter Credit Unions by adding value to a credit union's menu of benefits, increasing non-interest income, and also generating further interest-bearing products, all while building your credit union's core membership, and most importantly, all at no cost.

     While some of our NCOFCU members have been working with AIL for many years, we would like to encourage those that are not to review further how AIL can help your credit union grow, obtain additional unearned income, and further service your members. I have asked Travis ​ Daniels, the Public Relations/Marketing Representative from AIL, to contact you to discuss their benefits program further.

     Thank you for your continued dedication to the members you serve and appreciate your continued support for NCOFCU. Our strong desire is to continue finding programs, benefits, and solutions that will aid our mutual goals. NCOFCU holds true to its mission, "To provide its members with the knowledge, skills, tools, and resources necessary to ensure ongoing professional development, and the ability to deliver exceptional value to their organizations."

In support of AIL,
Grant Sheehan CEO

AIL Contact:
Travis​ Daniels Public Relations
814.319.2535     tgdaniels@ailife.com
PROTECTING WORKING FAMILIES

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