Wright-Patt Credit Union has paid its members more than $5 million in the form of a special patronage dividend following an announcement on Dec. 1 that the credit union would return excess earnings to its members for the fourth consecutive year.
The dividend, which is $1 million more than last year, is only possible because more than 215,000 member-owners brought their savings, checking, auto loans, mortgages and credit card accounts to Wright-Patt, the Ohio credit union said.
The amount of the patronage dividend paid to members varies based on the types of relationships held with the $2.2 billion Wright-Patt, based in the Dayton suburb of Fairborn. Ohio. The more accounts and services the member has the greater the reward.
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