Common Trust Federal Credit Union 52nd Annual Meeting was held on April 16, 2019.
The Annual Meeting was held on Tuesday, April 16, 2019 beginning at 4:30 pm at the Credit Union 8 Cedar St., Woburn, MA 01801.
Members had the opportunity to listen to reports regarding the state of the credit union and learn about the new initiatives that the credit union will be presenting to the membership in the coming months. The credit union also awarded two scholarships to graduating high school seniors.
Because there were only two (2) nominations for two (2) spots there was no need for an election. A motion was made and second by members in attendance to accept the two (2) nominees to serve on the board. We would like to welcome the following people who will serve a three (3) year term; Bill McGrath and Jane O’Connor.
- The 2019 Annual Report is available for download HERE.
- Statement of Financial Condition is available for download HERE.
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We’re a little over halfway through March, which means Tax Day is fast approaching. You may have already filed your return and are anxiously awaiting the direct deposit or have arranged your method of paying any outstanding dues. If you haven’t started filing—don’t wait! In the case of owing any money to the IRS, the due date for payment is still April 15th even if you file for an extension on the deadline.
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