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Clark County Credit Union has long been a political advocate for measures benefitting our member/owner account holders. As part of our mission to strengthen and protect member finances, we look to support public office holders and legislation that protects our non-profit status. CCCU representatives travel to Washington, D.C. annually to engage with 5,000 other credit union reps and visit our Congressional delegation at the Governmental Affairs Conference.
Pictured above: Mo Nemati (CCCU Director of Mortgage), Christie Jordan (CCCU CFO), U.S. Representative Ruben J. Kihuen, and Debbie Conway (Clark County Recorder and CCCU Board Member) at a March meeting in Mr. Kihuen’s office in D.C.
For more information about the Governmental Affairs Conference in D.C., click here.
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Scammers are always looking for new ways to steal other people's money. One of the more recent scams is an automated caller asking, "Can you hear me now?", or "I'm sorry. There was a problem with my headset. Are you there?" It seems their goal is to get you to say "yes".
These calls are illegal. The best thing to do if you receive a call like this is to just hang up.
For more tips about how to handle these types of calls, and to see more scam examples, visit the FTC's website.
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Last week several credit unions got together to volunteer in the kitchen at the Las Vegas Rescue Mission. We had volunteers from Clark County Credit Union, Silver State Schools, Weststar, InTouch and America First.
Most of these credit unions belong to the Southern Nevada Chapter of the Nevada-California Credit Union Leagues. The Leagues are committed to helping credit union's change people's lives by staying on top of the latest legislative updates, regulatory action, political news, compliance, financial education and news.
Three of the Southern Nevada Chapter's board positions are filled by CCCU employees: Mo Nemati is Chapter President, Christie Jordan is Chapter Treasurer, and Julie Goe is Chapter Secretary.
To learn about the Rescue Mission, visit their website.
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Here I am with my Service Dog, Doctor Watson, and Deb Walker, K9 trainer from Roseburg, Oregon, trainer for the 2017 Oregon Truffle Festival. Behind us is the lush Truffle Patch at the Blue Rooster Bed and Breakfast in Eugene, Oregon. In the vintage, charming farmhouse decorated with tiny led lighting, people and their dogs are enjoying a relaxing box-lunch, following an invigorating truffle-hunt through the woods. (Doctor Watson had sniffed out six truffles, it was thrilling!)
So...why the photo of people wearing muddy boots, hanging onto a Bloodhound...and what's with the truffle-talk?
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A well-managed credit history and a high credit score may help lead to financial success. Credit card holders should attempt to start small and proceed carefully when it comes to establishing credit.
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To register for this event, click here.
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