[eagleeye]

The AARP jumbo money market rate is 4.75% Wow, this seems too good to be true. I spoke with an AARP rep who told me that rate has been in place since last August. I don’t understand how they’ve been able to keep it so high. Thanks for posting the info.

[eagleeye]

The AARP jumbo money market rate is 4.75% Wow, this seems too good to be true. I spoke with an AARP rep who told me that rate has been in place since last August. I don’t understand how they’ve been able to keep it so high. Thanks for posting the info.

[eagleeye]

The AARP jumbo money market rate is 4.75% Wow, this seems too good to be true. I spoke with an AARP rep who told me that rate has been in place since last August. I don’t understand how they’ve been able to keep it so high. Thanks for posting the info.

[eagleeye]

The AARP jumbo money market rate is 4.75% Wow, this seems too good to be true. I spoke with an AARP rep who told me that rate has been in place since last August. I don’t understand how they’ve been able to keep it so high. Thanks for posting the info.

[eagleeye]

The AARP jumbo money market rate is 4.75% Wow, this seems too good to be true. I spoke with an AARP rep who told me that rate has been in place since last August. I don’t understand how they’ve been able to keep it so high. Thanks for posting the info.

[eagleeye]

I don’t think I have UNinsured funds. To the best of my knowledge my account is insured up to $600K as a joint trust account with 3 beneficiaries.

This was not the point of my original comments. My point was that I have far more confidence in NFCU than I do, for example, in Countrywide.

[eagleeye]

I don’t think I have UNinsured funds. To the best of my knowledge my account is insured up to $600K as a joint trust account with 3 beneficiaries.

This was not the point of my original comments. My point was that I have far more confidence in NFCU than I do, for example, in Countrywide.

[eagleeye]

I don’t think I have UNinsured funds. To the best of my knowledge my account is insured up to $600K as a joint trust account with 3 beneficiaries.

This was not the point of my original comments. My point was that I have far more confidence in NFCU than I do, for example, in Countrywide.

[eagleeye]

I don’t think I have UNinsured funds. To the best of my knowledge my account is insured up to $600K as a joint trust account with 3 beneficiaries.

This was not the point of my original comments. My point was that I have far more confidence in NFCU than I do, for example, in Countrywide.

[eagleeye]

I don’t think I have UNinsured funds. To the best of my knowledge my account is insured up to $600K as a joint trust account with 3 beneficiaries.

This was not the point of my original comments. My point was that I have far more confidence in NFCU than I do, for example, in Countrywide.

[eagleeye]

Thanks for the insight HLS. Let me clarify what I mean by complete confidence in NFCU:

“Navy Federal—Strong, Safe and Secure

With 3 million members and $3 billion in reserves, Navy Federal is in sound financial condition, even as we expand our branch and ATM network to serve our growing membership.

Our soundness is based on our exemplary business practices:

We have never engaged in sub-prime mortgage lending
We adhere to sound financial underwriting practices
We provide members with professional guidance, which matches them with the right loan product option
We are regularly audited by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, an independent auditing firm

And members can enjoy added peace of mind knowing that their savings are federally insured through the National Credit Union Administration, a U.S. Government Agency. For more about savings insurance, see details at “Your Insured Funds.” (388kb)

Founded in 1933 during the Great Depression to provide its members with an economic safety net, Navy Federal remains a resource members can count on. Surplus funds resulting from our sound lending practices are returned to member-owners through higher dividends, reduced loan rates and service enhancements.”

Maybe I’m naive but that’s good enough for me.

[eagleeye]

Thanks for the insight HLS. Let me clarify what I mean by complete confidence in NFCU:

“Navy Federal—Strong, Safe and Secure

With 3 million members and $3 billion in reserves, Navy Federal is in sound financial condition, even as we expand our branch and ATM network to serve our growing membership.

Our soundness is based on our exemplary business practices:

We have never engaged in sub-prime mortgage lending
We adhere to sound financial underwriting practices
We provide members with professional guidance, which matches them with the right loan product option
We are regularly audited by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, an independent auditing firm

And members can enjoy added peace of mind knowing that their savings are federally insured through the National Credit Union Administration, a U.S. Government Agency. For more about savings insurance, see details at “Your Insured Funds.” (388kb)

Founded in 1933 during the Great Depression to provide its members with an economic safety net, Navy Federal remains a resource members can count on. Surplus funds resulting from our sound lending practices are returned to member-owners through higher dividends, reduced loan rates and service enhancements.”

Maybe I’m naive but that’s good enough for me.

[eagleeye]

Thanks for the insight HLS. Let me clarify what I mean by complete confidence in NFCU:

“Navy Federal—Strong, Safe and Secure

With 3 million members and $3 billion in reserves, Navy Federal is in sound financial condition, even as we expand our branch and ATM network to serve our growing membership.

Our soundness is based on our exemplary business practices:

We have never engaged in sub-prime mortgage lending
We adhere to sound financial underwriting practices
We provide members with professional guidance, which matches them with the right loan product option
We are regularly audited by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, an independent auditing firm

And members can enjoy added peace of mind knowing that their savings are federally insured through the National Credit Union Administration, a U.S. Government Agency. For more about savings insurance, see details at “Your Insured Funds.” (388kb)

Founded in 1933 during the Great Depression to provide its members with an economic safety net, Navy Federal remains a resource members can count on. Surplus funds resulting from our sound lending practices are returned to member-owners through higher dividends, reduced loan rates and service enhancements.”

Maybe I’m naive but that’s good enough for me.

[eagleeye]

Thanks for the insight HLS. Let me clarify what I mean by complete confidence in NFCU:

“Navy Federal—Strong, Safe and Secure

With 3 million members and $3 billion in reserves, Navy Federal is in sound financial condition, even as we expand our branch and ATM network to serve our growing membership.

Our soundness is based on our exemplary business practices:

We have never engaged in sub-prime mortgage lending
We adhere to sound financial underwriting practices
We provide members with professional guidance, which matches them with the right loan product option
We are regularly audited by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, an independent auditing firm

And members can enjoy added peace of mind knowing that their savings are federally insured through the National Credit Union Administration, a U.S. Government Agency. For more about savings insurance, see details at “Your Insured Funds.” (388kb)

Founded in 1933 during the Great Depression to provide its members with an economic safety net, Navy Federal remains a resource members can count on. Surplus funds resulting from our sound lending practices are returned to member-owners through higher dividends, reduced loan rates and service enhancements.”

Maybe I’m naive but that’s good enough for me.

[eagleeye]

Thanks for the insight HLS. Let me clarify what I mean by complete confidence in NFCU:

“Navy Federal—Strong, Safe and Secure

With 3 million members and $3 billion in reserves, Navy Federal is in sound financial condition, even as we expand our branch and ATM network to serve our growing membership.

Our soundness is based on our exemplary business practices:

We have never engaged in sub-prime mortgage lending
We adhere to sound financial underwriting practices
We provide members with professional guidance, which matches them with the right loan product option
We are regularly audited by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, an independent auditing firm

And members can enjoy added peace of mind knowing that their savings are federally insured through the National Credit Union Administration, a U.S. Government Agency. For more about savings insurance, see details at “Your Insured Funds.” (388kb)

Founded in 1933 during the Great Depression to provide its members with an economic safety net, Navy Federal remains a resource members can count on. Surplus funds resulting from our sound lending practices are returned to member-owners through higher dividends, reduced loan rates and service enhancements.”

Maybe I’m naive but that’s good enough for me.

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