Alabama Telco Credit Union

• Alabama Telco CU’s Business Services Revamp Continues to Pay Off

  By Michelle A. Samaad  |  May 17, 2013

  Birmingham credit union adds more than $9.9 million in deposits and $9.6 million in business loans since March 2012.

• Alabama Telco CU Cites Strong Mix of Deposits, Loans for Banner 2012

  By Michelle A. Samaad  |  February 22, 2013

  The cooperative in Birmingham, Ala., said it closed last year with $527 million in deposits, $341 million in loan volume and assets in excess of $591 million.

• Credit Unions Caught in Political Dodge Ball: Editor/Publisher's Column

  By Sarah Snell Cooke  |  November 21, 2012

  Last week, credit unions’ federal tax exemption appeared to be in jeopardy. H.R. 6474 would have gradually repealed credit unions’ tax-exempt status over five years. Fortunately for credit unions, a spokesman for Rep. Dennis Ross, the bill’s sponsor, explained that the inclusion of this in the bill was accidental,...

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  An Alabama Story: Credit Union Helps Trucker's Entrepreneurial Drive

  By Michelle A. Samaad  |  November 16, 2012

  After losing his wife, Glenn Sasser created a thriving new business with the help of his local credit union, and none from the banks.

• Credit Unions Caught in Political Dodge Ball: Editor/Publisher's Column

  By Sarah Snell Cooke  |  November 15, 2012

  While credit unions seem to have dodged this lob for now, it did draw attention to the credit union tax exemption, which the banking lobby is sure to relish.

• Alabama Telco CU Courts Small Businesses

  By Michelle A. Samaad  |  March 19, 2012

  Local businesses will have another financial resource to consider thanks to a new business services program launched by Alabama Telco Credit Union.

• Alabama Telco Uses Core Processor's Scripting Set to Accommodate Change

  By Marc Rapport  |  August 18, 2010

  Some programming savvy and a slick piece of software are helping the IT staff at Alabama Telco Credit Union make its Topaz signature pads do more than just record signatures at the teller line, its chief technologist says.