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AFG and Medical Community Credit Union Partner
to Provide Credit Union Members Auto Financial Package
Austin, Texas - Auto Financial Group, an online provider
of residual-based financing products for credit unions, announces
it has added another client to its growing list. Medical Community
Credit Union of Odessa, Texas, a full-service financial institution
with more than 22,000 members in the Permian Basin area of
West Texas, will begin to offer its members an innovative
solution to automobile financing.
Auto Financial Group's web-based program will provide Medical
Community Credit Union with easy-to-use electronic loan documents,
in a secure online environment. Using these resources, the
credit union's officers and staff can build a vehicle for
their members and illustrate the difference in payments between
conventional financing and Auto Financial Group's balloon
and lease products. Medical Community Credit Union members
can also access the calculator on the credit union's website
to build a vehicle and compare payments themselves.
Members of the credit union benefit from this service by receiving
lower payments, flexible two- to five- year terms, actual ownership
of the vehicle and several end-of-term options.
"We are extremely excited to be working with Medical Community
Credit Union to serve the Midland/Odessa community," says Richard
Epley, President of Auto Financial Group. "Our innovative software
and financing products will benefit both the credit union and its
members, and provide us with an advantageous partnership."
Auto Financial Group, based in Houston, Texas, provides residual-based
financing products to credit unions. Auto Financial Group removes
the financial risk to the credit union by guaranteeing the predetermined
residual value of the vehicle through third party insurance, as
well as handles the vehicle's disposition. Auto Financial Group
is paid only one low administration fee for each lease or balloon
contract while the credit union earns all the interest. Members
benefit from lower payments (often as much as 40 percent lower),
flexible two- to five-year terms, actual ownership and several end-of-term
options.

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