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Rebate Goes to Debt and Bills: Truliant Members

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- As citizens of North Carolina prepare for a hotly contested primary between Democratic presidential rivals Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, members of Truliant FCU here have already voted how they will spend their refund and surplus checks from the government.

By Staff Writer | Updated on May 06, 2008

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — As citizens of North Carolina prepare for a hotly contested primary between Democratic presidential rivals Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, members of Truliant FCU here have already voted how they will spend their refund and surplus checks from the government.

With consumers facing skyrocketing gas prices, rising medical insurance premiums and soaring food prices, Truliant Federal Credit Union conducted a survey to find out what its member-owners planned to do with their 2007 tax refund and the tax rebate that the government recently began distributing.

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