BECU Is Gearing Up To Help Members During Boeing Strike

Credit Union Journal, The, September, 2008 by Michael Bartlett, Reporter

The International Association of Machinists Workers has gone on strike against management of aircraft manufacturer Boeing, prompting BECU to activate its Member Assistance Program. The $8.3-billion credit union said the "Member Assistance Program is intended to provide [members] with the temporary assistance you may need for food, shelter and medical expenses." It further told members, "for the duration of the strike, BECU will offer you the ability to apply for payment deferrals on existing BECU loans, as well as new personal loans to cover your 'basic need' expenses. In addition, financial counseling through the Balance Financial Fitness Program and educational seminars are also available free of charge to BECU members."

Tom Berquist, senior vice president of member...

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