TULLAHOMA, Tenn. - (10/04/05) -- AEDC FCU said it will pay a bonusdividend and loan interest refund to members for the first time inits 64-year history. The $2 million payout will consist of a bonusdividend equal to 6.25% of a member's total year-to-date dividends,including IRA dividends, and it will also pay a loan interestrefund equal to 6.25% of a member's total year-to-date interestpaid on all loans through Sept. 30. The total amount each Memberwill receive is directly based on his loan and savings relationshipwith the credit union. The payout will be made in conjunction withInternational CU Day later this month.
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