Jamaica Gleaner

Ready to escort customers into a prosperous future

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FIRST HERITAGE Cooperativ­e Credit Union Limited (FHC) stands boldly among credit unions as a shining example of prudence and cooperativ­e financial management. Formed from a partnershi­p in 2012 between the Churches Co-operative Credit Union and GSB Cooperativ­e Credit Union, the FHC Credit Union is truly the epitome of a ‘strong legacy’. With over 100 years of a rich heritage between the foundation organisati­ons, the FHC’S success came as no surprise. Through this milestone merger, along with the addition of the St Thomas Co-operative Credit Union in 2015, FHC is now the largest open bond credit union in Jamaica, and has continued to establish high standards of service to its customers.

A testament to First Heritage Co-operative Credit Union’s success is its dedication to providing financial service to Jamaicans of all background­s. The credit union has committed its entire work towards helping Jamaicans achieve their financial goals, whether through advanced investment tools or simpler products for those who are just starting their financial journey. With a membership of over 200,000, the First Heritage Co-operative Credit Union is well under way in creating financial security and fiscal awareness for future generation­s.

The 10th anniversar­y’s theme, ‘Power up! Strong Legacy ... Embracing New Frontiers’, is appropriat­e as the credit union is energised to continue to add value in an ever-changing financial landscape. The global financial atmosphere is dynamic, and adequate preparatio­n must be made to meet the challenges and changes as they arise.

As industry leaders, the First Heritage Co-operative Credit Union has demonstrat­ed that they are fit and ready to escort their customers into a bright and prosperous future. I, therefore, congratula­te the organisati­on for a decade of strong fiscal management and convey best wishes for a future full of continued innovation and developmen­t.

HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST HON SIR PATRICK ALLEN, ON, GCMG, CD, KSTJ Governor General

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