First Citrus Bancorporation, Inc. retains recognition from American Banker as Florida’s top performing community bank and is among the top 100 nationwide.
When North Carolinians with earned income below $60,000 have yet to see employment return to pre-COVID-19 levels and while those with higher income have fully recovered and corporate profits are soaring North Carolina needs to invest in supporting a more just recovery and to target any tax cuts to those hardest hit by the pandemic.
Instead, Senate leaders released their plan for changing the tax code. They are flouting the no-net-tax-cut provision in the American Rescue Plan. They are potentially jeopardizing Fiscal Recovery Funds for North Carolina. And they’re doubling down on a march toward austerity that has made us less safe and less resilient in the face of significant public health and economic challenges.
Wondering what to do with all your deposits?
I was talking with the CEO of a credit union this last week, and he remarked on how much the influx of deposits had driven down their net worth. We have heard about similar challenges from many of our clients.
It all got me thinking about an interesting credit union deposit program we’re participating in, which not only makes good business sense but also aligns perfectly with our core values and company goals. The money market account we recently opened at HOPE Credit Union is part of its Transformational Deposit program, which is designed to help the credit union inject more capital into its community.