Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

What it's Like to Work at TFCU - Benita's Story

Benita has worked at Tropical Financial Credit Union (TFCU) for over 18 years. Watch the video and see what she has to say about her time spent with TFCU and the optimism she has for the future:

Sunday, April 3, 2011

Higher Tolls for SunPass Users

SunPass, along with the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), have decided to make some changes to the way South Floridians use their SunPass.

The first round of major changes came about in February of this year when the Florida Turnpike's Homestead Extension went "coinless", requiring all drivers to purchase a SunPass or receive a monthly bill for their tolls with an added service charge of $2.50.

The second wave of changes was brought about Thursday when the Senate passed legislation which would remove the typical 25 cent discount SunPass users previously enjoyed.

There are also plans to ease congestion on parts of SR-7/US-441 in Broward and Palm Beach Counties by adding toll HOV lanes.

Watch the video for more information:

Sunday, August 15, 2010

How to Buy Foreclosed Homes

In this video, Vera Gibbons discusses how to buy foreclosed homes in today's buyers market. Florida home prices are down 30% from the peak in 2006 and the amount of foreclosures have made this a buyers market.

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Tropical Financial Credit Union Provides Great Mortgages & Low Car Loan Rates in South Florida Video

Getting a loan doesn't have to be painful! Apply online today with Tropical Financial Credit Union for low rates on car, home, personal and business loans.

Monday, April 27, 2009

Florida Congressman Discusses the Role of Credit Unions in the Economy

Florida Congressman Alan Grayson is featured in the following video. 
In the video, Alan Grayson discusses Credit Unions and their positive role in the current economy. Although these are difficult times, credit unions are doing more than their fair share to restore the American economy to normalcy. While other businesses are looking to make a quick buck, credit unions are attacking the root of the problem and helping communities to rebuild from the bottom-up.