Professional statute overview
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“A credit union must follow federal share and deposit insurance disclosure rules, and an uninsured credit union must give notice that deposits and shares are not federally insured.”
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A credit union must follow federal share and deposit insurance disclosure rules, and an uninsured credit union must give notice that deposits and shares are not federally insured.
Section 7-9-48
A credit union must comply with share and deposit insurance disclosure requirements set by the National Credit Union Administration or its successor.
Section 7-9-48(1)
In addition to the disclosure requirements described in Subsection (1) , a credit union that in accordance with Subsection 7-9-45(2) is not insured by the National Credit Union Administration or successor federal deposit insurance agency
Section 7-9-48(2)
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