GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – CU*Answers, a CUSO that provides a variety of technology and other solutions, said it is paying a $400,000 patronage dividend to its credit union owners, double last year’s payout.
Over the past five years CU*Answers has paid out $1.25 million in member dividends.
"These patronage dividends, in conjunction with our other returns to our owners, resulted in over $1.14 million being returned to our owners in 2008," said CFO Bob Frizzle.
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