Members Insurance To Market First LendersData Services

Published September 08, 2004, 1:00 a.m. EDT

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Updated August 27, 2020, 2:41 a.m. EDT

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MARLBORO, Mass. - (09/08/04) -- Members Insurance Agency, LLC., aprovider of insurance services for credit unions in Massachusetts,Rhode Island and New Hampshire, said it has agreed to marketbundled settlement services provided by First Lenders Data, Inc.,under a private label version of FirstClose. So far, 20 of MIA'scredit unions are using MemberClose, the company's name for theFirst Lenders Data suite of products. MIA provides insuranceproducts and services for 300 credit unions in the three states.Fist Lenders Data is based in Austin, Texas.

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