Addison Avenue Federal Credit Union Helps Couples Achieve Financial Bliss This Valentine’s Day (click here)
PALO ALTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--As you and your Valentine exchange messages of affection this week, consider a policy of communicating about money the same way you do about love. “Just as you shouldn’t reserve ‘I love you’ for one day a year, the key to a financial partnership is regular communication,” says Doug Marshall, senior vice president of Addison Avenue Federal Credit Union. “This holds especially true in times of hardship; it’s crucial to discuss your situation and plan ahead.” To help couples achieve financial bliss, Addison Avenue shares the following advice:...
... Based in Palo Alto, California, Addison Avenue Federal Credit Union is a nationwide, full-service financial institution serving more than 145,000 members. Addison Avenue offers a range of services to the employees and family members of its sponsor companies such as Hewlett-Packard and Agilent Technologies, as well as members from communities across the country. For more information, please visit: http://addisonavenue.com.
Holmes-Washington Credit Union Approves Merger with Community South Credit Union (click here)
February 10, 2009 - 12:48 PM
In an overwhelming show of support for consolidation, the Holmes-Washington Credit Union membership in Bonifay, Florida last night approved a merger with Community South Credit Union in Chipley. The information was received in a news release from The Goulding Agency.
Held at the Holmes County Ag Center in Bonifay, the membership vote drew a modest but vocal crowd of credit union members, and the spirit of the meeting was one of cooperative growth.
The newly merged Community South Credit Union will start the consolidation process and be completely merged by April, enjoying an enhanced financial strength and better access for members, with branches in Bonifay and Chipley....
Put America back to work.
We will recover our own economy.
General Motors to slash 10,000 salaried jobs (click here)
By TIM HIGGINS
FREE PRESS BUSINESS WRITER
February 10, 2009
General Motors Corp, staying afloat with $13.4 billion in federal rescue loans, announced early today that it is cutting its worldwide salaried workforce by 10,000, or 14%, this year and temporarily reducing the pay for a majority of its U.S. white-collar workforce....
This is NOT improvement. Throwing paper at crashing markets is NOT a good idea. $700 billion in MISTAKES.
NO MORE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
As soon as President Obama put limits on CEO salaries, there were major 'players' in this that decided they DID NOT need a bailout.
Now this outrage. Bailing out banks is NOT the American way. We have a stimulus package that will revitalize the economy. Bailouts to major corporate structures is a REPUBLICAN game plan, not an American strategy.
I never wanted Geither there and I don't trust him. I can completely understand why his 'dissertation' was cancelled until the President made rounds for the stimulus plan.
NO MORE BAILOUTS.
End of discussion.
