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December 31, 2007 at 12:31 AM #126929December 31, 2007 at 12:37 AM #126672bubba99Participant
My credit union (Patelco) took a 41 million dollar write off on 150 million in “sub-prime” auto loans, and has declaired their sub-prime issues over.
The loans were apparently made through a “partner” company via a Patelco line of credit. What is a stoggey old Phone company credit union doing making sub-prime loans through a partner auto lender?
They also recently dropped their private depositor insurance through ASI releasing ASI from 40% of their total insured liability, and re-aquired Fed credit union insurance – putting the burden on the tax payer if they go under. Patelco’s chairman was on ASI’s board.
December 31, 2007 at 12:37 AM #126831bubba99ParticipantMy credit union (Patelco) took a 41 million dollar write off on 150 million in “sub-prime” auto loans, and has declaired their sub-prime issues over.
The loans were apparently made through a “partner” company via a Patelco line of credit. What is a stoggey old Phone company credit union doing making sub-prime loans through a partner auto lender?
They also recently dropped their private depositor insurance through ASI releasing ASI from 40% of their total insured liability, and re-aquired Fed credit union insurance – putting the burden on the tax payer if they go under. Patelco’s chairman was on ASI’s board.
December 31, 2007 at 12:37 AM #126843bubba99ParticipantMy credit union (Patelco) took a 41 million dollar write off on 150 million in “sub-prime” auto loans, and has declaired their sub-prime issues over.
The loans were apparently made through a “partner” company via a Patelco line of credit. What is a stoggey old Phone company credit union doing making sub-prime loans through a partner auto lender?
They also recently dropped their private depositor insurance through ASI releasing ASI from 40% of their total insured liability, and re-aquired Fed credit union insurance – putting the burden on the tax payer if they go under. Patelco’s chairman was on ASI’s board.
December 31, 2007 at 12:37 AM #126910bubba99ParticipantMy credit union (Patelco) took a 41 million dollar write off on 150 million in “sub-prime” auto loans, and has declaired their sub-prime issues over.
The loans were apparently made through a “partner” company via a Patelco line of credit. What is a stoggey old Phone company credit union doing making sub-prime loans through a partner auto lender?
They also recently dropped their private depositor insurance through ASI releasing ASI from 40% of their total insured liability, and re-aquired Fed credit union insurance – putting the burden on the tax payer if they go under. Patelco’s chairman was on ASI’s board.
December 31, 2007 at 12:37 AM #126934bubba99ParticipantMy credit union (Patelco) took a 41 million dollar write off on 150 million in “sub-prime” auto loans, and has declaired their sub-prime issues over.
The loans were apparently made through a “partner” company via a Patelco line of credit. What is a stoggey old Phone company credit union doing making sub-prime loans through a partner auto lender?
They also recently dropped their private depositor insurance through ASI releasing ASI from 40% of their total insured liability, and re-aquired Fed credit union insurance – putting the burden on the tax payer if they go under. Patelco’s chairman was on ASI’s board.
December 31, 2007 at 1:36 AM #126682paramountParticipantBut of course in beautiful Fallbrook all of those Mercedes,Hummer’s etc…would not be out of place.
December 31, 2007 at 1:36 AM #126841paramountParticipantBut of course in beautiful Fallbrook all of those Mercedes,Hummer’s etc…would not be out of place.
December 31, 2007 at 1:36 AM #126853paramountParticipantBut of course in beautiful Fallbrook all of those Mercedes,Hummer’s etc…would not be out of place.
December 31, 2007 at 1:36 AM #126920paramountParticipantBut of course in beautiful Fallbrook all of those Mercedes,Hummer’s etc…would not be out of place.
December 31, 2007 at 1:36 AM #126944paramountParticipantBut of course in beautiful Fallbrook all of those Mercedes,Hummer’s etc…would not be out of place.
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