JACKSONVILLE, Ark. - (11/04/04) -- Arkansas FCU said it will paymembers a 3% bonus dividend effective for the 4th quarter of 2004.The bonus will boost the APY on members share savings accounts forthe quarter to 4%, and marks the eighth bonus dividend paid in theprevious 11 years to members. The $382-million AFCU serves 58,000people.
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