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From: SEANC <no-reply@seanc.org>
Date: Thu, Sep 21, 2023 at 1:43 PM
Subject: Vote now for the SECU Board
To:
VOTE NOW FOR SECU BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Early
absentee voting for members of the State Employees Credit Union Board
of Directors has been in progress for three weeks and closes at midnight
on October 3, except for members attending the SECU Annual Meeting.
SEANC
members belonging to the credit union, their families, and friends
(more than 2.6 million citizens of North Carolina are members) are urged
to vote for the Member-Nominated Candidates: Michael Clements, Barbara Perkins, and SEANC Past President Chuck Stone.
WHY THIS IS IMPORTANT:
- The
SEANC Board of Governors adopted a resolution in February asking SECU
and the current Board of Directors to rescind risk-based
lending. Risk-based lending increases interest rates charged to many
state employees, retirees, and other SECU members who have average or
lower credit scores and will cost them thousands of dollars extra for
auto, personal, and, ultimately, mortgage loans. It is a major change in
treating all members the same for loans and interest.
- Legislation
and other policy changes could open SECU membership to the general
public and/or mergers with other financial institutions.
- Loss of focus on SECU members, such as discontinuation of Loan Review Committees and tax preparation.
PLEASE VOTE NOW FOR THE MEMBER-NOMINATED CANDIDATES BELOW
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Michael Clements
lives in Winston-Salem and served as a public health leader in several
counties across North Carolina. He has served on numerous boards, key
leader in several community nonprofits, and was elected by his peers as
president of N.C. Healthcare Association. He is a graduate of Shaw
University and received a master's degree from UNC-Chapel Hill. | |
Barbara Perkins
lives in Raleigh and worked as a teacher, in several state agencies,
and in private business. She is an expert in accounting, operational and
technology systems. She graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill and is an
adjunct professor at NC State. | |
Chuck Stone
lives in Goldsboro and had a distinguished career in state government
with mental health administration at O'berry and Cherry hospitals. He
also served as the operations director for the State Employees
Association of North Carolina (SEANC) and sits on its board. He has
broad experience at all levels of state government, expert on health and
employee benefits. | |
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