Just Finance Black Country
Just Finance Black Country works in partnership with whg, one of the Midlands leading providers of high quality homes (owning and managing around 21,000 properties across the Midlands).
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Project Skill: Credit Unions
Advance Credit Union
We offer a convenient and safe way to put some money away for the future and a cost-effective way to borrow ethically and responsibly. Most of our members save by standing order, have benefits paid in or by Payroll Deduction.
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Wolverhampton City Credit Union
Our mission is simple. It’s “to give our members a brighter financial future by providing ethical, honest and fair community banking”.We do this by using our members’ savings to fund loans to our other members at fair and reasonable interest rates.
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Walsave Credit Union
Walsave Credit Union is a Financial Institution open to everyone who lives or works in the Walsall area and is regulated by the Prudential Regulation Authority and the Financial Conduct Authority Reg No. 213796.
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Penny Post Credit Union
Penny Post Credit Union is committed to providing an easy and safe way for its members to save and manage money, offering both affordable loans and FSCS protection on 100% of your savings.
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City Save Credit Union
Our ethos is to promote high quality community financial services, savings plans and ethical and affordable loans, so making good straight forward financial products and services available to everyone who lives or works in Birmingham.
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