National Cooperative Business Association

Cooperative Partners

NCBA has partnered with multiple businesses to help you save on as many operating expenses as possible.  Here are some of our cooperative partners you’ll find on the NCBA Marketplace:

To learn more about each NCBA Partner, click the partner name.

 

Co-operative Payroll Solutions can help by providing professional, secure payroll processing services and a comprehensive Human Resource Information System to help your business save time and money and avoid costly penalties.

Our Services

  • Payroll and Tax Processing
  • Direct Deposit and Check Signing or AllPay (Check Reconciliation)
  • Debit Cards
  • Remote or Web Data Access Options
  • Garnishment Service
  • New Hire Reporting
  • Time Off Accrual Reporting
  • General Ledger Interface with Most Account Systems
  • Employee Access to Pay Stubs and W-2s
  • Human Resource Information System
  • Your Solution is Just a Phone Call Away

Visit the NCBA Marketplace to contact Cooperative Payroll.

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 NCB Not Your Typical Bank

NCB, FSB (NCB), a federally- charted savings bank is the only bank in the United States dedicated to delivering nationwide banking products and services to both cooperative organizations and low to moderate income communities. NCB is a leader in supplying healthcare, grocery, education, and housing solutions to the nation’s communities. By supporting cooperatives, NCB provides the expertise and capital necessary for small businesses to join together to address the needs of their communities and compete against national chains.

History of NCB

NCB is wholly-owned by National Consumer Cooperative Bank (NCCB). Chartered by the 95th Congress on August 20, 1978, NCCB commenced lending operations as a federal instrumentality on March 21, 1980. In 1981, NCCB was privatized as a member-owned financial institution.

NCCB purchased a federally chartered savings bank in 1988 to provide full service banking products and services to its cooperative customers. Since its acquisition in 1988, NCB, FSB has grown from a $9 million Ohio community bank into a nationwide lender with over $1.5 billion in assets.

NCB’s success is driven by its dual mission of serving the needs of its cooperative and low income community customers. The bank’s employees understand and share in the value of cooperation partnering with customers to deliver creative rather than generic solutions.

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UNFCU Financial Advisors is a wholly owned subsidiary of the United Nations Federal Credit Union - a financial cooperative serving the United Nations community since 1947 with a tradition of trust, integrity and unparalleled service. NCBA members now have access to all the financial solutions available to the United Nations community including:
  • Investment advisory services, including specialized at and post retirement income & financial planning.
  • A national real estate buy/sell rebate program to help with home sales, purchases & relocation. (up to $2,400 cash back for each transaction)
  • A full suite of US & International insurance programs for individuals and groups, including customized solutions.
  • Employee benefits, both compulsory & voluntary.
  • Educational webcasts.

Visit the UNFCU Financial Advisory web site at http://www.unfcuadvisors.com to learn more about taking advantage of these innovative, comprehensive and flexible programs and services today!

UNFCU Financial Advisors™ is committed to helping you realize your short and long-term financial goals and objectives as well as assess risk and insurance needs.

Please note: UNFCU Financial Advisors offers products and services for both groups and individuals. Offering your employees access to our individual programs provides them with significant value at no cost to you.


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