About 11 Trademarks found that are owned by Police And Fire Federal Credit Union

The mark consists of the letters "PFFCU" appearing inside a shield design.

"POLICE AND FIRE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION"

POLICE FIRE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION

Credit union and banking services; real estate loan financing and origination; auto loan financing; providing personal loans; checking account services; direct deposit services in the nature of Automated Clearing House (ACH) transaction processing services; bill payment services; telephone banking services; savings account services; premium yield savings account services; banking services featuring the provision of certificate of deposit services; individual retirement account (IRA) services; credit card and debit card payment processing services; online banking services; mobile banking services being online banking services accessible by means of downloadable mobile applications; ATM banking services; credit counseling and debt management services

"POLICE AND FIRE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION"

Company slogan for the Police and Fire Federal Credit Union A federal credit union offering the following services to its members - banking, mortgages, home equity loans, auto loans, ATM cards, VISA cards, lines of credit, signature loans, PC banking, bill payer service and telephone access banking

Product name for a specific automobile loan, which is similar to a car lease Credit Union member negotiates price of automobile from dealership and then pricing schedule is deemed for monthly payments, At the end of the term chosen, the member may either return the automobile to the Credit Union, pay off the balance, or use it as a trade Differs from lease is that member is owner of vehicle, as opposed to leasing company or bank and member is permitted 18,000 miles/yr

PC express - name of online, PC based banking offered by the Plice and Fire Federal Credit Union; services include checking balances, transferring funds, loan applications and payments, and general information

credit union's ATM/check card

mortgage that requires bi-weekly payments of principal and interest (and tax insurance escrow payments), of which two payments, per year, are applied solely to principal, which, over the term of the loan, produces an excellerated pay-off and the reduction of total interest paid on the loan