Credit union members feel better about their personal finances than consumers generally and tend to have more money left over after paying monthly bills.
Those are two of the results reported by the "Discover U.S. Spending Monitor," a monthly survey the card brand uses to measure consumer confidence and trends. A Discover spokesman said the brand had become more interested credit union members' economic attitudes.
"Credit unions are increasingly partnering with Discover to issue their members credit cards on the Discover Network, and Discover finds the information from the credit union demographic not only valuable insight for the company itself but also relevant and compelling to the public," the spokesman wrote in response to an e-mail inquiry.
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