§ 14650 Credit Union Property Investments
This law lets credit unions buy and own shares of a company that only holds property used for specific purposes, but only if two‑thirds of the credit union's directors approve the purchase.
A credit union wants to buy shares of a company that only owns a piece of land used for a public park.
The credit union can purchase the shares as long as two‑thirds of its board members vote yes, because the company only holds property allowed by the law.
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§ 14650 Credit Union Property Investments
Last verified: January 11, 2026