Kyle Brisendine

Director of Sales and Service at Resource One Credit Union

Kyle Brisendine's Professional Contact Details

Email (Verified)

****@r1cu.org

Get Email Address

(800) 375-3674

Location

Dallas, Texas, US

Company

Resource One Credit Union

Person Seniority

director

Person Functions

sales

Kyle Brisendine's Current Company Details

Resource One Credit Union

Dallas, Texas, US • 73 Employees

banking

Since 1936, Resource One has been delighting members with over 50,000 members worldwide today. Resource One was originally chartered on July 15, 1936, under the name of Sears Dallas Employees Federal Credit Union. Our mission was to fulfill the financial needs of the employees of the Catalog Order Plant of Sears, Roebuck, and Company in Dallas, Texas. Over time, the increased demand for more locations and additional products and services prompted the expansion of our product lines and our field of membership. Through mergers with other company credit unions such as The Dallas Morning News, Safeway, The Southland Corporation, Texas Associates Federal Credit Union, and most recently, Priority One Credit Union. Resource One has built a solid foundation from which to expand its field of membership. Additionally, our membership now spans two of Texas' largest counties. Membership eligibility is now extended to persons who live or work in Dallas or Northwest Harris (Houston) counties. Like all credit unions, Resource One is a not-for-profit financial cooperative that is owned by the people who save and borrow here. Resource One members share a common bond, such as employment and/or place of residence or work and they combine their savings to create a pool of funds from which qualified members can borrow. Interest earned on loans and investments is returned to members in the form of higher savings rates, lower loan rates, and additional services.

Founded Year

1936

Organization Website

r1cu.org

Organization Languages

English

Alexa Ranking

194873

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