TUCSON, Ariz.–Pima FCU has been approved to expand its field of membership to Navajo County, Arizona. The $1-billion Pima Federal said it worked with Dollar Associates to facilitate the expansion.
“The goal of the credit union’s expansion into the underserved county is to provide a wide array of affordable financial products and services and financial education resources to all residents, organizations, and businesses of the area,” the company said.
Dollar Associates said the credit union believes its products and services and outstanding record of member service will positively impact the lives of additional prospective members and underserved area residents who before now would not have been eligible to join the credit union.
Delivering ‘Value Promise’
“We are excited and welcome the opportunity to serve additional residents in the Navajo County market,” Pima Federal President Eric Renaud said. “Pima Federal is here for our members, and we thrive by delivering on our value promise of Smart. Simple. Personal. We look forward to extending this promise of service to new members in the community.”
Pima Federal has more than 64,000 members.
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