The Difference between Banks and Credit Unions: Part 1

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Uploaded by on Jan 22, 2008

Part one of a very two-dimensional financial mini-series.

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  • Awesome presentation...Credit Unions rule.... you pay lower interest on loans and get paid higher interest on savings... credit union over banks....any day...

  • It seems 16 Bank Presidents didn't like this video.

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  • Odd how those inherently destructive tendencies have been ongoing since humans began using currencies instead of the barter system. It's almost like the system works somehow.

  • Credit unions, like banks, practice fractional-reserve lending and charge interest (usury), which are inherently destructive practices. Check out a video called "Money as Debt" by Canadian film-maker Paul Grignon.

  • everyone that i've asked says Credit Union 4/4 people!

    i've been fucked over by other banks.

    i think i've found my new bank although still doing lots of research for it on the internet

  • This was filmed by a Canadian credit union, but it's message is universal! Great Job!

  • Thank you very much! I did a short essay on Banks vs. Credit, and becuase of this video (Where i got most of my info) I got an A! Thank you so much!

  •  I completely agree.

    "Oh Canada..." :giggle:

  • This was ridiculously cute. I loved it.

  • Thank you very much! We'll be switching then right after the holidays.

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