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Who
Can Join...
- Employees of the Metropolitan
School District of Warren Township
- Employees of the Cumberland
Police Department who work in Cumberland, Indiana
- Spouses of persons
who died while within the field of membership of this credit union
- Persons retired as
pensioners or annuitants from the above employment
- Members of their immediate
families
- Organizations of such
person
- Persons who live, work, worship, attend schools, businesses and other legal entities located in Warren, Franklin or Lawrence townships in Marion County, Indiana.
How To Join...
We're glad you are thinking
about joining the credit union. It's easy to become a member of
Warren MSD Federal Credit Union. Just visit any of our convenient
locations and complete a membership application.
Then deposit $25.00 into a Regular Share account.
Your credit union membership
will entitle you to apply for
loans and participate in all the services
the credit union offers.
Minimum Deposit...
Must open a regular share
account with a minimum deposit of $25.00 (NOTE: This amount will
need to stay on deposit as long as the account is open.)
Credit Union History...
Warren MSD Federal Credit
Union received its' charter approval on
June 9, 1965. Not many people, even those who belong to the credit
union, know exactly what a credit union is or what makes it different
from other financial institutions. The services offered by the credit
union are similar to the services offered by other financial institutions,
but it is the credit union philosophy that makes them special.
Credit unions are not-for-profit
financial cooperatives - they are owned and governed by their members.
Our goal is to serve the members of Warren MSD Federal Credit Union.
In other financial institutions,
profits are generated for the benefit of a small group of stockholders.
In credit unions, after the credit union's expenses are paid and
reserves are set aside, the earnings are returned to the members
in the form of dividends and more services.
It is the credit union
philosophy of "People Helping People" that has made credit
unions successful.
The National Credit Union
Administration (NCUA), an agency of the federal government strictly
regulates credit union activities.
Join our family of credit
union members today!
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