Members Can Personalize Credit CardImage

November 23, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

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SALT LAKE CITY - (11/23/05) America First Credit Union has becomethe first credit union in the nation to develop a credit card withpersonalized images. Members may place any type of image, fromgrandchildren to favorite landscapes, on the cards. To do so,members visit the credit unions website to download picturesand personalize the card, including being able to frame the imagethe way they like it and preview it first. A gallery of customimages is also available.

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