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Finances April 30, 2017 Stephanie Long, Contributing Author

Top Three Car-Shopping Tips

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Whether it’s a bigger nest egg or a new car, Member One FCU’s mission is to help our members reach their financial goals. We are proud to say that we are doing that. Thanks to area dealerships’ support and our employees’ hard work, Member One is consistently one of the top auto loan lenders in southwest Virginia.

Keeping with our commitment to service, we asked Chris Michael, Vice President of Consumer Lending, to provide us with some useful tips when shopping for a car. This infographic shares his expert advice.

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