Credit Unions Offer Assistance During Government Shutdown
Unique offerings like skip payments, no- or low-interest loans and other immediate assistance available
From no- and low-interest loans, skip payments and flexible options, credit unions are providing immediate relief to those affected and encouraging them to avoid payday loans and buy now pay later schemes.
"Credit unions were built to serve their members in moments just like this," said
Westerra Credit Union in
"Our commitment to the community goes beyond banking," said
WECU in
OneAZ Credit Union in
Interim CEO for OneAz Credit Union,
Blue Federal Credit Union, based in
"Life doesn't pause even if paychecks are paused," said
Credit unions have a long history of offering financial lifelines during natural disasters, economic downturns, and other emergencies. As cooperative, not-for-profit institutions, they reinvest earnings back into their members and communities rather than distributing profits to investors. Families facing a paycheck delay shouldn't also face financial penalties or buy now pay later schemes. Credit unions ensure members and communities have the breathing room and support they need.
For more information or to find a credit union offering shutdown relief programs, visit the GoWest website.
About GoWest Credit Union Association
GoWest Credit Union Association
is the trade association representing credit unions in
Contact:
303.513.3765
[email protected]
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SOURCE GoWest Credit Union Association
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