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  • January 21, 2010 at 1:27 AM #505020
    Anonymous
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    Many people think that when they trust their acount in a big bank they have the assurance that it will be safe till they want to get it. Without even thinking that big banks is prone to bankrupcy. How can I say this? This is because they are big company and the taxes that they are paying is surely high. Then there is any possibility that they will use the money that you have saved. So Move Your Money now! WE should not be careless. Let us think very well before engaging in bank loans that aside, in reality it’s about time more people moved their funds from the kind of banks that needed the bank bailouts – they completely mismanaged their funds, and they deserve to fail – to community banks and credit unions. Why would you trust your money to a business whose entire business model is not based on customer service? Heck, some community banks even offer payday loans – and the funds they receive all benefit the local community.

    January 21, 2010 at 1:53 PM #504251
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    I’ve used PenFed twice for home loans and was VERY happy both times. When I refinanced last year, I ended up switching to AIMLOAN (who was also great) simply because I wanted a 30 yr. fixed and PenFed is mostly known for their 5/5 ARMS.

    I also have a PenFed credit card and have been very happy.

    All in all, a really great credit union. If all the banks were like this, I think a lot of this funny money financial stuff never would have happened.

    January 21, 2010 at 1:53 PM #504396
    Anonymous
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    I’ve used PenFed twice for home loans and was VERY happy both times. When I refinanced last year, I ended up switching to AIMLOAN (who was also great) simply because I wanted a 30 yr. fixed and PenFed is mostly known for their 5/5 ARMS.

    I also have a PenFed credit card and have been very happy.

    All in all, a really great credit union. If all the banks were like this, I think a lot of this funny money financial stuff never would have happened.

    January 21, 2010 at 1:53 PM #504796
    Anonymous
    Guest

    I’ve used PenFed twice for home loans and was VERY happy both times. When I refinanced last year, I ended up switching to AIMLOAN (who was also great) simply because I wanted a 30 yr. fixed and PenFed is mostly known for their 5/5 ARMS.

    I also have a PenFed credit card and have been very happy.

    All in all, a really great credit union. If all the banks were like this, I think a lot of this funny money financial stuff never would have happened.

    January 21, 2010 at 1:53 PM #504886
    Anonymous
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    I’ve used PenFed twice for home loans and was VERY happy both times. When I refinanced last year, I ended up switching to AIMLOAN (who was also great) simply because I wanted a 30 yr. fixed and PenFed is mostly known for their 5/5 ARMS.

    I also have a PenFed credit card and have been very happy.

    All in all, a really great credit union. If all the banks were like this, I think a lot of this funny money financial stuff never would have happened.

    January 21, 2010 at 1:53 PM #505140
    Anonymous
    Guest

    I’ve used PenFed twice for home loans and was VERY happy both times. When I refinanced last year, I ended up switching to AIMLOAN (who was also great) simply because I wanted a 30 yr. fixed and PenFed is mostly known for their 5/5 ARMS.

    I also have a PenFed credit card and have been very happy.

    All in all, a really great credit union. If all the banks were like this, I think a lot of this funny money financial stuff never would have happened.

    January 21, 2010 at 4:28 PM #504320
    8bitnintendo
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    I am happy with their credit card.

    If you are buying a used car, keep in mind that they will require you to email or fax a copy of the title to them before they will release the funds. Apparently they had some problems with shady car dealers “selling” cars they did not in fact have title to.

    January 21, 2010 at 4:28 PM #504464
    8bitnintendo
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    I am happy with their credit card.

    If you are buying a used car, keep in mind that they will require you to email or fax a copy of the title to them before they will release the funds. Apparently they had some problems with shady car dealers “selling” cars they did not in fact have title to.

    January 21, 2010 at 4:28 PM #504864
    8bitnintendo
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    I am happy with their credit card.

    If you are buying a used car, keep in mind that they will require you to email or fax a copy of the title to them before they will release the funds. Apparently they had some problems with shady car dealers “selling” cars they did not in fact have title to.

    January 21, 2010 at 4:28 PM #504957
    8bitnintendo
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    I am happy with their credit card.

    If you are buying a used car, keep in mind that they will require you to email or fax a copy of the title to them before they will release the funds. Apparently they had some problems with shady car dealers “selling” cars they did not in fact have title to.

    January 21, 2010 at 4:28 PM #505211
    8bitnintendo
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    I am happy with their credit card.

    If you are buying a used car, keep in mind that they will require you to email or fax a copy of the title to them before they will release the funds. Apparently they had some problems with shady car dealers “selling” cars they did not in fact have title to.

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