When I buy, I’m planning to go through my credit union; won’t even look at a zombie bank.[/quote]
On a percentage basis, there are just as many zombie credit unions as there are zombie banks. But they’re smaller so you don’t hear about it. And, yes, your tax dollars are backing the credit unions (via the NCUA via the Treasury) as well. And San Diego’s got more crippled credit unions than just about anywhere else.
When I buy, I’m planning to go through my credit union; won’t even look at a zombie bank.[/quote]
On a percentage basis, there are just as many zombie credit unions as there are zombie banks. But they’re smaller so you don’t hear about it. And, yes, your tax dollars are backing the credit unions (via the NCUA via the Treasury) as well. And San Diego’s got more crippled credit unions than just about anywhere else.
When I buy, I’m planning to go through my credit union; won’t even look at a zombie bank.[/quote]
On a percentage basis, there are just as many zombie credit unions as there are zombie banks. But they’re smaller so you don’t hear about it. And, yes, your tax dollars are backing the credit unions (via the NCUA via the Treasury) as well. And San Diego’s got more crippled credit unions than just about anywhere else.
When I buy, I’m planning to go through my credit union; won’t even look at a zombie bank.[/quote]
On a percentage basis, there are just as many zombie credit unions as there are zombie banks. But they’re smaller so you don’t hear about it. And, yes, your tax dollars are backing the credit unions (via the NCUA via the Treasury) as well. And San Diego’s got more crippled credit unions than just about anywhere else.
When I buy, I’m planning to go through my credit union; won’t even look at a zombie bank.[/quote]
On a percentage basis, there are just as many zombie credit unions as there are zombie banks. But they’re smaller so you don’t hear about it. And, yes, your tax dollars are backing the credit unions (via the NCUA via the Treasury) as well. And San Diego’s got more crippled credit unions than just about anywhere else.
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