Credit Union Seeks Youth Spokesperson
Oct 17, 2007 
The Lakeside Leader | By Joe McWilliams
Money management may not be high on the list of priorities for a lot of young people, But Common Wealth Credit Union—the company that is opening a Slave Lake branch—thinks it should be and is doing something about it. Last week Common Wealth launched a free service specifically for 17–25-year-olds, called 'Young & Free.' It's a "sweet package of free, unlimited banking services," says an Oct. 3 news release, "plus a much-anticipated Young & Free spokesperson search to find a savvy young person to represent and be the voice of 17 to 25-year-olds."
The winning spokesperson will be an actual employee of the company, and be expected to participate in events, blogs and interviews.
Could it be someone from Slave Lake? Why not?
For more information, visit www.commonwealthcu.net or www.youngfreealberta.com.
