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Credit Unions in the United Kingdom
Analyses the unions' accounts, interviews credit union leaders and deelopment workers, and, surveys a sample of the members themselves. The report also describes: the institutional and financial structure of credit union; the difficulties of setting the unions up and running them; members' participation; use of the savings and loans schemes; and problems with loan repayments.
Building Better Credit Unions
Identifies contemporary patterns of credit union development, quantifies the performance of credit unions and isolates those factors which make some credit unions more successful than others. This work examines the relative performance of credit unions for the UK both as a whole and separately for Northern Ireland, Scotland, England and Wales.
The Strategic Development of Credit Unions
This book examines the development and operation of credit unions. It provides a comparative framework for assessing the performance of credit unions and looks at their potential for growth in the financial services industry.
The Credit Union World
This is a remarkable book. It is the real life story of a pilot of the famed 91st Bomb Group, the Memphis Belle Group, in World War II, and the missions flown in that Group by the author and his comrades. It follows him from the time his B-17 was shot down over the German-French border, he was rescued and hidden by villagers in the tiny village of Baslieuse, then escaped through a Europe occupied by Nazi forces desperate to escape pursuing Allied armies. The book chronicles, in fascinating detail, the life and training of those young men who made up the heroic 8th Air Force, and describes the affectionate relationship often maintained by their crews with that most famed heavy bomber of all t...
Credit and Community
This text examines the history of consumer credit and debt in working class communities. Concentrates on forms of credit that were traditionally very dependent on personal relationships and social networks, it covers how community-based arrangements declined as more impersonal forms of borrowing emerged during the 20th century.
