FAIRFAX, Va. - (03/30/06) Apple FCU it is offeringstudents at local public schools interest-free loans to help thempurchase DELL personal computers. The credit union made 37 of the0% loans during the schools computer fair as part of AppleFCUs JEB Stuart School Pyramid loan program, making a totalof 60 loans made through the program. The computer are a keycomponent of the Fairfax County Public Schools K12nects IIinitiative and will facilitate the interaction betweenstudents families and their schools to continue theirlessons at home. The 0% loans will remain available through June30.
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