Freedom CU Gets Full Title To NewInsurance Agency

January 11, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

PHILADELPHIA - (01/11/05) -- Freedom CU said it has chartered anew CUSO, called CU Abstract, to provide full tile insuranceservices and real estate closings. The CUSO will initially servethe five-county Philadelphia region and the Pocono Mountain areaserved by the credit union but will eventually serve the entirestate. CU Abstract plans to expand to provide title searches,purchase, and refinance closings for all accredited lendersthroughout Pennsylvania.

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