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100
1934
What is the year NOFFCU was chartered? What is the year Franklin Roosevelt signed the FCU Act?
100
$5.00
What is the minimum amount required to open a savings account?
100
____% including tax, license, MBI, and GAP insurance
What is the maximum LTV we will loan on an auto?
100
Credit unions not federally insured by NCUA.
What are state chartered credit unions?
100
1-800-647-1689
What is our toll free number?
200
154,775,556
What is NOFFCU's asset size (as of June, 2014)?
200
$2 Million
What is the maximum grant amount awarded by the CDFI Fund for an FA award.
200
Spot Savers and Teen Smart
What are the names of our Youth Accounts?
300
1994
What is year Congress created the CDFI Fund by signing the Reigle Community Development and Regulatory Act?
300
___ year draw period and then the remaining balance is amortized over ___ years.
What are the terms for an Equity Line of Credit (HELOC)?
300
Ability to accept non-member deposits; exemption from aggregate loan limit of 12.5% on MBL's; eligibility for TAG's through NCUA's revolving loan fund and ability to accept secondary capital accounts.
What are benefits of NCUA's LID?
400
Donald Boch
Who is Chairman of the Board of NOFFCU?
400
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What is the minimum amount required to open a certificate of deposit?
400
GAP, MBI, and Life/Disability Insurance.
What are three add-on products we attempt to sell on each auto loan?
400
In 1909 a group of French-American Catholics in Manchester, New Hampshire organized St. Mary’s Cooperative Credit Association.
What was the first credit union organized in the US?
500
An Ax
What is the what the Fireman is holding in our logo?
500
$500,000
What is: How much NCUA insurance coverage would a husband and wife have on a joint savings account?
500
Loans to CU's where entire principle can be counted toward net worth.
What is secondary capital?
500
During the early 1900's, from Boston, Massachusetts this wealthy merchant pioneered the development of credit unions across the country. He is considered the "father of U.S. credit unions"
Who is Edward A. Filene