CU Business Group Signs Four More CUs

February 24, 2003, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

CU Business Group LLC, the business services CUSO owned by Northwest Corporate and FirstCorp, said that four more credit unions have signed up as clients, all in Arizona. Tempe Schools CU, Arizona Central CU, Desert Energy CU have signed on as members, while Safe Q CU has chosen affiliate status. Members receive a complete package of business loan, deposit and consulting services. Affiliates use CU Business Group services only as needed. "Our programs offer the flexibility to fit any credit union's strategies and goals," said CU Business Group CEO Larry Middleman. For info: (866) 484-2876, or www.cubusinessgroup.org.

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