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Georgia Members Still Cautious About Economy

While Georgia's credit union members are working to build a buffer of savings by cutting back on expenses and delaying large purchases, they are still unprepared to deal with any further financial setbacks.

By Michelle A. Samaad | Updated on February 22, 2011

While Georgia’s credit union members are working to build a buffer of savings by cutting back on expenses and delaying large purchases, they are still unprepared to deal with any further financial setbacks.

That analysis comes from the Georgia Credit Unions’ “Paying Attention” report from the Georgia Credit Union Affiliates, which polled more than 4,000 members. Twelve percent said they believe the economy is improving compared to a year ago with 40% saying they think it’s getting worse.

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