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Personal Financing · NM

Personal financing in New Mexico.

County-by-county financing guides. No paperwork. No social. No ID.

Building credit, clearing a debt that is eating the month, covering the gap between the job and the pay. These are the doors that answer.

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  • First American Credit UnionCasa Grande · Credit union · CDFI
  • First Financial Credit UnionAlbuquerque · Credit union · CDFI
  • Firstlight Credit UnionEl Paso · Credit union · CDFI

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In this lane40FUND THIS LANE IN NM
12OF THEM CDFI-CERTIFIED
25COUNTIES HOLD ONE INSIDE
22TOWNS THEY ARE BASED IN
Where the doors are

The counties with the most open doors.

Counted one at a time inside the county line — only institutions that fund personal financing. The bar is that count against the highest county in the state.

  1. 01Sandoval County149K residents · First Financial Credit Union and 10 more11doors
  2. 02Bernalillo County676K residents · First Financial Credit Union and 9 more10doors
  3. 03Santa Fe County155K residents · Guadalupe Credit Union and 9 more10doors
  4. 04Doña Ana County220K residents · First Financial Credit Union and 7 more8doors
  5. 05San Juan County122K residents · First Financial Credit Union and 4 more5doors
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  1. 06Valencia County76K residents · Nusenda Credit Union and 4 more5doors
  2. 07Chaves County65K residents · Artesia Credit Union and 4 more5doors
  3. 08Rio Arriba County40K residents · Guadalupe Credit Union and 2 more3doors
  4. 09Taos County34K residents · Guadalupe Credit Union and 2 more3doors
  5. 10McKinley County73K residents · First American Credit Union and 1 more2doors
Start where you work

A CITY TAKES YOU TO THE COUNTY THAT HOLDS IT — THAT IS WHERE THE ANSWER LIVES

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The county index

All 33 counties in New Mexico.

Every one has its own page. Where there are no good doors, we say so on the page.

From the community itself16OF 40

doors in this lane in New Mexico carry the federal minority depository institution designation. That designation is about who owns the place, not about who is allowed to walk in.

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