DALLAS — Due to rising gas prices, City Credit Union has restructured its branch employees to work at the branch closest to their home. In addition, several back-office employees are working four 10-hour days. Senior management and some back-office associates also have the opportunity to telecommute.
For CU members, CCU is offering 25 basis point discounts on “green” loans on automobiles that are EPA-rated “Smart Way” or “Smart Way Elite.” The credit union is also encouraging direct deposit, online banking and debit cards, because all can be used without having to make an extra trip to the branch.
“City Credit Union is committed to helping our members and associates cope with the rising fuel costs,” said Sharon Moore, president/CEO.
Moore said City CU is also encouraging its members to come to the credit union the minute they're feeling a financial pinch.
“City Credit Union offers one-on-one financial counseling with our financial education officer,” she said.
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