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Financial Literacy Programs
Offers free online financial literacy courses, in-person courses for members, and guest lectures about financial wellness.

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Provides resources to charitable, financial literacy, and community outreach efforts in the communities they serve.

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Noble Federal Credit Union

Founded in
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EIN
941214416
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(1)
Category/Type
Financial Literacy Programs
Address
2550 W SHAW AVE FRESNO, California 93711-3319 United States
Website
www.noblecu.com
Phone
(559)-252-5000
Email address
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About
Noble Credit Union, founded in 1941 as Fresno County Employees Credit Union, is a member-owned, not-for-profit financial cooperative serving California's Central Valley. With a mission to meet members' credit and savings needs, especially those of modest means, Noble CU offers financial services, promotes financial literacy, and supports community outreach. They're committed to superior service and community involvement.
Mission
We do the right thing by helping members make sound financial decisions. Noble Credit Union is committed to the financial success of its members and the community.

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