Orange County's CU Forms InvestmentServices CUSO

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

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SANTA ANA, Calif. - (01/11/05) -- Orange County's CU has formed a newinvestment services division that will offer financial managementservices, along with products including stocks, bonds, mutualfunds, fixed and variable annuities; long-term care insurance,term-life insurance, and universal life insurance. The financialmanagement services are offered at no cost to members. The servicesare being offered through a CUSO, Orange County Group, Inc., whichwill grow to four financial representatives by the end ofJanuary.

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