Statement of Income and Expense


2009 Annual Report

For the year ended December 31, 2009

Interest Income
Interest on Loans

$             14,914,672

Income from Other Investments

  ___                 6,877

Total Income

$             14,921,549


Interest Expense
Dividends on Shares

$               4,911,577

Interest on Borrowed Money

  ___            927,752

Total Interest Expense

              5,839,329

Provision for Loan Losses

  ___         1,665,000

Net Interest Income After Provision for Loan Losses

              7,417,220

 

Non-Interest Income

              3,954,754

 

Non-Interest Expense
Employee Compensation & Benefits

              5,506,703

General Office Expense

2,052,030

Marketing & Promotion

696,440

Professional & Outside Services

1,263,351

Member & Share Insurance

17,342

All Other Expenses

  ___            496,255

Total Non-Interest Expenses

$             10,032,121

 

Net Income Before NCUA Corporate Stabilization Program Expense

              1,339,853

NCUSIF Deposit Write Down

 -   

NCUSIF Premium Assessment

  ___            238,314

Net Change to Undivided Earnings

              1,101,539

We are pleased to report strong earnings of $1,339,853 added to the bottom line for the 12 months ended 12/31/09. The Credit Union's business model continues to produce positive growth with steady long-term prospects.

Despite management's positive outlook, impaired assets within the Corporate Credit Union System have placed a strain on the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund (NCUSIF). In response to this strain, the National Credit Union Association (NCUA) board mandated a one-time pro-rata write down of deposits and a premium assessment for all federally insured credit unions as of March 31, 2009.

In June 2009, the President and Congress approved legislation favorable to the industry allowing the NCUSIF to borrow from the US Treasury to recapitalize the corporate credit union system. As such, the NCUSIF deposit write down imposed in March was reversed and restated accordingly for natural person credit unions. The above presentation of America's Christian Credit Union's results reflect our earnings before and after this write down and assessment.

Although this systemic risk was unexpected by our nations credit unions, your America's Christian Credit Union remains well capitalized and in the highest tier of compliance as defined by regulators. Fundamentals related to our operating performance remain strong and on track according to our 2009 plan.

If you have further questions, please contact our President/CEO, Mr. Mendell Thompson or our VP/CFO, Mrs. Nicolette Harms.

(UNAUDITED)

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