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Co-op Money's rules 'inconsistent' with the law

NZ Association of Credit Unions (now Co-op Money) is appealing the government's decision that it shouldn't service non-members.

Campbell Gibson
Tue, 11 Apr 2017

(UPDATED) 5pm

The New Zealand Association of Credit Unions is appealing a decision by the government that it is only permitted to provide services to members and has to drop non-members.

The rules of the association (now known as Co-op Money) allow it to provide services to non-members, which

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Campbell Gibson
Tue, 11 Apr 2017
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