§ 14753 Credit Union Bribery Prohibition
This law says it’s a serious crime for a credit union leader or worker to take money or gifts for helping someone get a loan, a discount on a financial paper, or to let someone overdraw their account.
A credit union employee asks a friend for cash and then approves the friend’s loan request that would normally be denied.
Because the employee took money for personal gain to get the loan approved, they have broken this law and could be charged with a felony.
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§ 14753 Credit Union Bribery Prohibition
Last verified: January 11, 2026