The CU Difference in Action….Come See the Difference 2/4/15!

You’ve probably heard it before, whether it was from us or some other source, people often talk about the difference between banks and credit unions.  Is there a difference, what is the difference, we all have similar products and services, right? 

It’s true!  We do offer very similar things.  There is a major difference though.  A credit union is a democratic, member-owned cooperative. So when you join a credit union, you’re more than a member; you’re an owner—and that means you have a say in how your credit union is run.  How do you have a say you ask?  By voting! 

Every year on the first Wednesday of February we hold our annual meeting, and ALL members are invited to attend.  Attendees will learn about the credit union’s performance in 2014 and receive information about its impact on members and the community.  All eligible members in attendance will also vote for nominees to fill vacant board of director positions.  (Eligible members must be at least 18 years of age, must be a member of HCCU for at least 90 days, and accounts at HCCU must be in good standing.)

So join us Wednesday, February 4^th when Horizon Community Credit Union will hold its 83^rd annual meeting.  The meeting will be held at our branch at 3139 Voyager Drive, Green Bay.  The meeting will begin at 5:15 P.M.  Hope to see you there!

Post by: Cari J