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| Title: | DCU | 
| Notice: | 1996 BoD Election results in 1004 | 
| Moderator: | CPEEDY::BRADLEY | 
|  | 
| Created: | Sat Feb 07 1987 | 
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 | 
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 | 
| Number of topics: | 1041 | 
| Total number of notes: | 18759 | 
579.0. "DCU_INFO: DCU Member Geographical Demographics" by PLOUGH::KINZELMAN (Paul Kinzelman) Thu Jul 09 1992 08:54
        
        
        STATE SUMMARY REPORT
        
        The State Summary Report shows the following:
        - how many DCU members live in a particular state
        - the total loan balance of members in a particular state
        - the total deposit balance of members in a particular state
        
        HOW TO READ THE REPORT 
        ST	  Members 	  Loan Balances	      Deposit Balances
        
        AK	    21		    $9,394.25	        $18, 960.03
        
        The first line of the report shows that DCU has 21 members in 
        AK with total loan balances of $9,324.25 and total deposit 
        balances of $18,960.03.
        
        
        Please note that some states, such as California, have a large 
        number of DCU members (3,832), but no credit union branch or 
        ATM.  In these instances, there is no large concentration of 
        Digital employees to support a branch or ATM. 
        
        
 ST                  Members              Loan Balances    Deposit Balances
 AK                       21                  $9,394.25          $18,960.03
 AL                      125                 $99,823.78         $201,071.75
 AR                       35                 $15,795.92          $87,265.39
 AZ                    1,463              $1,639,860.24       $3,014,742.50
 CA                    3,832              $4,359,925.34       $8,512,588.07
 CO                    4,868              $5,089,344.19      $19,336,026.10
 CT                      730              $1,299,584.69       $2,405,809.96
 DC                      107                 $62,156.03         $222,522.49
 DE                       94                 $69,832.68         $242,133.47
 FL                    1,041              $1,340,135.46       $3,254,813.82
 GA                    2,286              $1,978,600.29       $7,436,649.78
 HI                       52                 $25,070.31          $42,248.00
 IA                       64                 $49,239.41         $142,836.29
 ID                       42                 $33,166.60          $71,704.17
 IL                    1,067              $1,434,269.62       $3,077,631.87
 IN                      194                $176,338.78         $215,691.00
 KS                       87                 $43,302.93         $133,315.45
 KY                       89                 $23,985.10          $73,024.84
 LA                      129                $146,274.42         $321,587.95
 MA                   38,496            $132,663,569.76     $194,568,030.81
 MD                    2,090              $2,684,016.81       $6,330,514.39
 ME                    1,040              $1,704,092.49       $3,116,957.13
 MI                      589                $449,019.09       $1,162,296.24
 MN                      241                $180,772.68         $488,266.60
 MO                      351                $259,739.93         $733,495.82
 MS                       23                 $10,520.25          $62,522.86
 MT                       13                 $21,544.52          $13,433.53
 NB                        9                  $1,779.24          $11,122.49
 NC                      427                $249,622.59         $873,754.74
 ND                        6                  $3,277.24           $5,575.84
 NE                       27                 $15,406.23          $19,553.76
 NH                   11,341             $34,814,373.42      $55,319,349.87
 NJ                    1,268              $1,770,536.89       $4,068,183.28
 NM                    1,601              $2,133,451.81       $5,765,152.56
 NV                       69                 $54,443.32         $261,832.20
 NY                    1,771              $2,488,485.30       $4,869,433.55
 OH                      655                $411,059.54       $1,168,616.76
 OK                       95                 $84,423.06         $164,956.37
 OR                      152                $173,012.60         $240,712.25
 PA                      847                $795,562.52       $2,698,101.06
 PR                     3162              $2,318,132.91       $5,049,128.56
 RI                      219                $195,339.19         $479,774.43
 SC                    1,145                $741,535.53       $2,032,667.55
 SD                        8                  $3,611.28          $32,057.26
 TN                      273                $165,626.86         $506,444.01
 TX                    1,472              $1,138,911.36       $3,105,319.51
 UT                      117                 $69,279.63         $248,412.52
 VA                      576                $533,400.56       $1,510,626.71
 VT                    1,293              $2,298,680.63       $4,721,126.59
 WA                      569                $442,836.87       $1,567,966.80
 WI                      142                 $65,232.39         $276,244.33
 WV                       37                 $18,771.62         $114,903.61
 WY                        6                  $1,232.29          $15,607.65
 Totals               83,857            $205,924,465.51     $350,431,384.53
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name
 | Date | Lines | 
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| 579.1 |  | SSBN1::YANKES |  | Thu Jul 09 1992 13:02 | 7 | 
|  |     
    	Wow, DCU has almost twice as much in deposits ($350M) as it does in
    outstanding loans ($205M)?  That sounds like a good opportunity to
    lower the loan interest rates to encourage more business on that side
    of the picture.
    
    								-craig
 | 
| 579.2 |  | CSC32::S_MAUFE | gimme gimme Powerbook 170 | Mon Jul 13 1992 14:41 | 14 | 
|  |     
    
    I found it interesting to see how leveraged MA and CO members are.
    
 ST                  Members              Loan Balances    Deposit Balances
 CO                    4,868              $5,089,344.19      $19,336,026.10
 MA                   38,496            $132,663,569.76     $194,568,030.81
    
    CO members have a lot of spare cash lying around, whereas the MA members 
    are pretty much fully leveraged (no cash of their own).
    
    Is this due to the relative economies of CO and MA?
    
    Simon
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| 579.3 | difference in big ticket loans perhaps? | CVG::THOMPSON | Radical Centralist | Mon Jul 13 1992 14:55 | 11 | 
|  | >    CO members have a lot of spare cash lying around, whereas the MA members 
>    are pretty much fully leveraged (no cash of their own).
>    
>    Is this due to the relative economies of CO and MA?
	More likely it's because it's easier for MA people to borrow from the
	CU. I'm not sure if mortgages are offered in CO but I believe that 
	if they are they were still offered earlier in MA. And I suspect houses
	still cost less in CO than in MA.
			Alfred
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| 579.4 |  | GUFFAW::GRANSEWICZ |  | Mon Jul 13 1992 14:56 | 9 | 
|  |     
    It probably has a lot to do with the amount of money loaned out in
    the form of mortgages and especially home equity lines of credit and
    when those loans were offered in various markets.
    
    Or maybe us easterners just charge a lot more on Visa...  ;-)
    
    But by all means, borrow money from DCU!
    
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| 579.5 |  | VMSVTP::S_WATTUM | OSI Applications Engineering, West | Mon Jul 13 1992 16:20 | 6 | 
|  | You can get a mortgage from DCU in CO, and having an office here makes it
pretty easy to borrow;  but you're right, housing is generally
less expensive here then in GMA.  Last time I briefly compared prices, a house
which might run $60,000 here was running upwards of twice that in GMA.
--Scott
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| 579.6 | Beg to differ | THEBAY::WIEGLEBDA | Rocky and Raging Bullwinkle | Wed Jul 29 1992 20:26 | 12 | 
|  |     I'd beg to differ with the characterization of Digital as having 
    insufficient concentration to support a branch.  There are more than
    enough facilities (and employees) in the South Bay area of San Francisco 
    to warrant a branch in perhaps Santa Clara.
    
    Santa Clara, Mountain View, Cupertino, Palo Alto, Sunnyvale, with 
    San Francisco, Concord, Livermore, and a few others within striking
    distance. Santa Clara is a whole lot closer and practical for a San
    Francisco employee like me than Colorado Springs.  I'm sure the folks
    in LA would appreciate something that's at least in the same time-zone.
    
    - Dave
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| 579.7 | M!CH!GAN | GLDOA::PENFROY | Just Do It or Just Say No? | Thu Jul 30 1992 08:14 | 12 | 
|  |     
    Michigan has 589 DCU members. It's not too hard to figure out that the
    vast majority of them reside in the Detroit area. 
    Most of the Detroit offices are all within 5 miles of each other.
    Sounds like a good place for, at least, a DCU ATM. Maybe more people
    would join if this convenience existed for them.
    --- Paul
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| 579.8 |  | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Thu Jul 30 1992 10:26 | 7 | 
|  | �    Santa Clara, Mountain View, Cupertino, Palo Alto, Sunnyvale, with 
�    San Francisco, Concord, Livermore, and a few others within striking
�    distance. 
    
    I thought Mountain View was closed a while ago and that Cupertino had
    been spun off into their own company and lost alot of employees in the
    process.
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| 579.9 |  | XLIB::SCHAFER | Mark Schafer, ISV Tech. Support | Thu Jul 30 1992 12:46 | 4 | 
|  |     Mountain View, UCS, is open and continues to be the home of the ISVG
    group and an Alpha Migration Center.
    
    Mark
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| 579.10 | And where are our branches? | A1VAX::BARTH | Shun the frumious Bandersnatch | Fri Jul 31 1992 10:02 | 8 | 
|  | Please post a list of all DCU branches and ATM locations.
Apologies if it already exists.  I'll gladly settle for a pointer
to the note.
Thanks,
Karl
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| 579.11 |  | GUFFAW::GRANSEWICZ |  | Fri Jul 31 1992 10:15 | 52 | 
|  | 
    From VTX Livewire:
    
    
          SITE       BRANCH OR ATM LOCATION                DTN
          TFO     Tempe, AZ                         ATM
          CXO1    Colorado Springs, CO              522-3487 and ATM
          CXO3    Colorado Springs, CO              ATM
          CXN     Colorado Springs, CO              ATM                         
          ALF     Alpharetta, GA    	            343-0500
          AKO1    Acton, MA (Nagog)	            244-7058
          DAS     Andover, MA (Dascomb Rd.)         275-3699
          BXC     Boxborough, MA                    ATM 
          OFO     Burlington, MA                    ATM
          FXO     Franklin, MA                      ATM
          HLO1    Hudson, MA      	            225-6600
          HLO2    Hudson, MA                        ATM
          LKG1    Littleton, MA                     226-7180 and ATM
          TAY2    Littleton, MA (Taylor St.)        227-3004
          MRO1    Marlboro, MA   	            297-7289 and ATM
          MRO3    Marlboro, MA                      ATM
          MRO4    Marlboro, MA   	            297-3208
          MLO5    Maynard, MA (Mill)	            223-7190 and ATM
          ML22    Maynard, MA                       ATM
          MSO2    Maynard, MA (Powdermill Rd.)      223-7441 and ATM
          PKO3    Maynard, MA                       ATM
          PKO5    Maynard, MA (Member Service Ctr.) 223-8444 and ATM
          PKO5    Maynard, MA (Headquarters)        223-5575 
          NRO5    Northboro, MA 	            234-5307
          SHR1    Shrewsbury, MA 	            237-2177
          SHR3    Shrewsbury, MA                    ATM
          SPO     Springfield, MA 	            243-2598
          OGO1    Stow, MA 		            276-9186
          TWO     Tewksbury, MA                     ATM
          WFO     Westfield, MA                     242-2734
          WMO     Westminster, MA                   241-3888 and ATM
          MKO1    Merrimack, NH	                    264-8788 and ATM
          MKO1    Merrimack, NH                     ATM
          DDD     Nashua, NH                        ATM
          TTB     Nashua, NH                        ATM
          ZKO1    Nashua, NH (Spitbrook)            381-1565 and ATM
          NIO     Salem, NH      	            285-3411
          NYO     New York, NY 	                    352-3136
          DCO     Landover, MD      	            341-3551
          ASO     Augusta, ME       	            271-3800
          ABO     Albuquerque, NM                   552-2645 and ATM
          AGO     Aguadilla, PR    	            721-3014
          SGO     San German, PR     	            721-2443
          GSO     Greenville, SC                    354-7725
          BTO     Burlington, VT    	            266-4552
    
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| 579.12 | One you missed | CIVIC::GIBSON |  | Fri Jul 31 1992 11:13 | 1 | 
|  |     There is also an ATM in MKO2.
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