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monicar2009
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Question about NFCU

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‎08-10-2009 07:47 PM

So pretty much I just need to get a sponser to get me in for a savings  account right? Then I ride solo and apply for such and such option without their help?
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usmc58555
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Re: Question about NFCU

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‎08-10-2009 08:29 PM

Yes the sponsor sponsors you and you have no information/relationship mingling at that point.


Unless you default. Then they usually call the sponsor if they have trouble reaching you.

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Your credit score is an aspect of your credit profile. Important? yes but just an aspect. Contributing/supplemental information determines the finer point of the deal. Ask any question, respect me not to get mad if the answer is not the affirmation you are looking for,
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