NCUA Reaches The TIPpingPoint

June 07, 2006, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

ALEXANDRIA, Va. - (06/07/06) NCUA announced Tuesday theawarding of three TIP charters. The tipping will allow: CincinnatiOhio Police FCU to serve all state and local government employeesin eight Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana counties; Carolina Telcos FCU,Charlotte, N.C., to serve all employees in the telecommunicationsservices industry in North Carolina and South Carolina; and KeyFCU, Houston, to serve all health care workers in eight Texascounties and two Louisiana parishes. A TIP charters enables acredit union to serve employees in a single trade, industry orprofession in a defined geographic area.

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