1. First one hundred (100) loan applicants to borrow $10,000 to the maximum of $20,000 in new money will qualify for this promotion.
2. This promotion offers the applicant an excellent opportunity to satisfy debt that carries a much higher interest rate as well as a much higher payment.
3. The loan interest rate would be reduced by two (2) percent. Ten (10) percent loans would be reduced to eight (8) percent saving the applicant approximately $1180 in finance charges over five (5) years. Eight (8) percent loans would be reduced to six (6) percent, saving the applicant approximately $1150 in finance charges over five (5) years.
4. The beacon score of the loan applicant must be 650 or better.
5. The debt to income ratio of the applicant must be forty (40) percent or less. Applicants with a debt to income ratio of thirty (30) percent or less would qualify for the lowest possible rate.

The City of Raleigh Employees Credit Union Board of Directors is pleased to announce the hiring of Janell Minor as the new Credit Union Manager. Ms. Minor will begin work with the Credit Union on July 1, 2008. Ms. Minor comes to us with over 25 years of experience with credit unions both in North Carolina and Tennessee. She is excited to join our organization and the Board of Directors looks forward to working with her in the future. Our current Manager, Coley Barham will remain on staff for a portion of July to assist Ms. Minor with the transition into the position. The specific retirement date for Mr. Barham will be announced in the coming weeks.

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The City of Raleigh Employees' Credit Union is just one of many fringe benefits provided to City employees and their spouses.

Founded in 1956, the Credit Union provides employees with a simple, easy way to save or borrow money at a better interest rate than would be available at most banks and other commercial institutions.

Loans for Credit Union members are made possible because of member deposits. All money deposited into the Credit Union is the property of the members of the Credit Union.

Although the City sanctions the existence of the Credit Union and provides space for its operation, the Credit Union is a seperate entity with its own charter and bylaws.

The Credit Union is a state-chartered financial institution governed by the General Statutes of the State of North Carolina.