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Arizona University Credits CU With Loan 'Rescue'

The administration at Arizona State University expressed thanks Tuesday to the $1 billion Arizona State Credit Union for devising a "rescue" loan package to aid employees who have undergone financial hardship following a payroll conversion.

By Jim Rubenstein | Updated on August 08, 2007

TEMPE, Ariz. — The administration at Arizona State University expressed thanks Tuesday to the $1 billion Arizona State Credit Union for devising a “rescue” loan package to aid employees who have undergone financial hardship following a payroll conversion.

“You could say our presence on all three campuses and our relationship with the university created a natural connection to create a loan solution for employees facing a missed paycheck,” explained Paul Stull, senior vice president of Arizona State of Glendale.

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