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service. value. convenience. Nationwide Federally insured by NCUA. CORPORATE AMERICA FAMILY CREDIT UNION 2011 ANNUAL REPORT

Great member service, low rates and convenience! ~Thomasina, IL service. value. convenience. 2011 Annual Report Contents: 2 Report of the Chairman & President 3 Supervisory Committee Report 4 Comparative Financial Statements 5 Treasurer s Report 6 Branch Locations 7 Board of Directors 8 History of Corporate America Family Credit Union

Growth in 2011 An increase in our core loans exceeded budget. An increase in our core membership exceeded budget. REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN & PRESIDENT 2 After 72 years, Corporate America Family Credit Union s number one priority is still providing better value to members at a higher threshold than the competition. We provide a range of innovative products and services from online educational resources to confidential financial advice by BALANCE SM at no cost helping members achieve their financial desires at any stage of their life. Standing on Solid Ground Despite obstacles in our nation s economy, Corporate America Family Credit Union remains focused, financially strong and profitable. Our sound investment strategies, careful planning and stable financial base ensure members that we re on solid ground. Our strategic products and services never compromise ethical policies or procedures, because we remain true to our core values and our commitment to constantly adapt to our members needs. Credit Union Movement Stronger than Ever The credit union industry experienced increased awareness in 2011. As a result of The Durbin Interchange Amendment, big banks announced their intent to charge monthly debit card fees. In reaction to the banks announcement, a consumer movement Bank Transfer Day encouraged bank customers to switch to a credit union. As a result, over 440,000 Americans moved from a bank to a credit union, according to Credit Union National Association (CUNA) estimates. Branch on the Go We continue to enhance delivery channels for our members. During 2011, Corporate America Family Credit Union completed new steps in our initiative to enhance member service leading most of the competition in delivering innovative technology. This initiative demonstrates our commitment to giving back to our members; we offer services such as a Personal Financial Management Tool (PFM), Institution-to-Institution Transfers (I2I) and BALANCE at no cost. Adding to the initiative, we launched more services such as Text Banking, DeposZip Mobile and Person-to-Person (P2P) payments powered by PayPal TM. By offering online membership and phone enrollment, we also made it easier for our members to encourage friends, family and co-workers to join Corporate America Family Credit Union. In addition, members can now increase their Member Loyalty Program level online by opening additional accounts such as Checking, Money Market and Specialty Savings Accounts. Both new membership and additional account forms can be completed online, without walking into our branch locations. We continue to provide more options for members to connect with us, whether it s online, on the phone or in the branch we re always here for our members. Looking into the Future As we plan for a new year, we remain confident and ready to take on tomorrow with fresh ideas and new products to help our members accomplish their financial goals. Through education, innovation and numerous products we will continue to ensure members get the most out of their relationship with Corporate America Family Credit Union. On behalf of Corporate America Family Credit Union s employees and volunteer Board of Directors, we would like to thank all of our members for their continued support and loyalty to our financial cooperative. Costanzo Maestranzi Chairman of the Board 2011 Highlights Peter Paulson President & CEO We continually offer additional products and services customized to our members financial needs and lifestyles. Online Enrollment an option to join online and become a member today. Online Account Opening a feature that allows members to open additional accounts online such as Checking, Money Market and Specialty Savings Accounts. Disaster Loan a discounted loan helping members after a nationally declared weather or climate disaster causes severe damage. DeposZip Mobile a secure feature available to members with a smartphone, using its built-in camera to electronically deposit checks on the go. AlertMe TM a consumer credit monitoring program. Person-to-Person (P2P) a service that allows members to send money to friends or family via computer or smartphone. Text Banking a service that allows members to view account information and perform transfers via text.

I ve been a member for over 20 years and the service and rates have always been good! ~Judy, VA The Supervisory Committee s responsibility is to serve Corporate America Family Credit Union members by ensuring that all credit union records are accurately and properly reported. This committee fulfills its obligation to members by monitoring and auditing the activity of each credit union branch office and department for adherence to internal control procedures and Board Policy. This committee receives and reviews member inquiries and resolves any problems that may exist. The committee also recommends policy changes to the Board of Directors for their approval. In addition, the financial statements of all merging credit unions are reviewed and special audits performed, as required, prior to merge dates. The Supervisory Committee contracted Nearman, Maynard, Vallez, CPAs to perform an annual audit of credit union accounts. Their latest report dated June 14, 2011 states that their examination was made in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards. Nearman, Maynard, Vallez, CPAs concluded that the financial statements present fairly the financial position of Corporate America Family Credit Union as of March 31, 2011, and the results of its operations and the changes in its financial position for the year then ended, in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles applied on a consistent basis. Corporate America Family Credit Union contracted RSM McGladrey, Inc for quarterly compliance assessments, and CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP for information technology assessments. These voluntary, proactive assessments demonstrate our dedication to address emerging compliance expectations and protect our members. The Supervisory Committee continues its devotion to addressing compliance and internal controls. SUPERVISORY COMMITTEE REPORT Thomas Rieck Chairman Supervisory Committee on 3

FINANCIALS As of December 31, 2011 and 2010 in thousands of dollars BALANCE SHEETS Assets 2011 2010 Cash in Banks $ 2,148 $ 2,333 Loans to Members (Note 1) 273,340 287,636 Allowance for Loan Loss (5,098) (5,884) Investments (Note 1) 272,492 232,391 Other Assets 13,286 17,983 Total Assets $ 556,168 $ 534,459 COMPARATIVE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Liabilities & Equity Members Shares (Note 2) $ 329,194 $ 313,315 Share Certificates (Note 1 & 2) 142,779 144,427 Other Liabilities 4,422 4,648 Reserves 79,773 72,069 Total Liabilities & Equity $ 556,168 $ 534,459 INCOME STATEMENTS 2011 2010 Revenues Interest on Loans $ 19,602 $ 22,769 Investment Income 4,255 3,277 Fee Income 6,405 7,145 Total Revenues $ 30,262 $ 33,191 Expenses Dividends on Share Accounts $ 1,052 $ 1,148 Dividends on Share Certificates 2,002 3,093 Loan Loss Provision Expense 1,112 2,289 Compensation & Benefits 11,305 11,414 Office Expenses 6,120 6,812 Membership Benefits 1,402 1,054 Other Expenses 1,536 2,133 Total Expenses $ 24,529 $ 27,943 Net Income $ 5,733 $ 5,248 NOTES: FAIR VALUE OF FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS (1) Fair market value has been estimated using the discounted cash flow method for any class of financial instruments with a maturity or repricing term of greater than 12 months. The book value and fair market value of loans, investments, and share certificates with a maturity or repricing terms greater than 12 months were as follows: Book Value Fair Market Value Dec. 31, 2011 - Loans 245.6 261.7 Investments 171.6 174.3 2 Year Share Certificates 48.8 47.2 Dec. 31, 2010 - Loans 264.7 274.6 Investments 159.3 160.9 2 Year Share Certificates 36.0 34.6 (2) For member shares and one-year share certificates, book value represents fair market value. Member shares reprice monthly and constitute member ownership equity in the credit union. 4

Excellent online website access for everything! ~Kathie, IL Corporate America Family Credit Union ended 2011 in a very strong financial position. The credit union finished the year with a Net Worth to Total Asset Ratio of 13.8%. In addition, Corporate America Family Credit Union earned a respectable 1.1% Return on Average Assets. When compared to other financial institutions, Corporate America Family Credit Union maintains a strong financial position in these challenging times. During 2011, Corporate America Family Credit Union earned $5.7 million. Net income increased $0.5 million. While loan revenue decreased $3.2 million, interest and non-interest expenses were managed. Loan Loss Provision expense decreased $1.2 million, dividend expense decreased $1.2 million and operating expenses, which includes the NCUA deposit insurance assessments of $1.2 million, decreased $1.1 million. Lower revenues are primarily due to decreases in discontinued indirect loan programs and lower rates on consumer and mortgage-related loans. The favorable dividend expense reflects the overall lower rates in the market place. Total equity increased by $7.7 million, or 10.7%. The increase in total equity resulted primarily from a strong net income for the year and also includes the favorable market value adjustment on investments. The strong equity position underscores the credit union s position as an exceptionally safe depository for members savings. Total assets of $556.2 million increased by $21.7 million, or 4.1%, in 2011. This increase was due to greater member share balances, strong net income and favorable market value of investments. While Corporate America Family Credit Union experienced growth in consumer and mortgage-related loan balances, the decrease in discontinued indirect loan programs resulted in an overall decrease in loan balances. Overall Corporate America Family Credit Union had strong financial results in 2011. The respectable net income and growth in reserves helps position the credit union for challenges in 2012. We look forward to serving our membership in the upcoming year. TREASURER S REPORT Ron Kalisz Treasurer 5

I would recommend Corporate America Family Credit Union because of your friendly, effi cient service and the fact that I have access to my funds through so many outlets. The remote deposit is a big plus! ~Shawn, MO BRANCH LOCATIONS Arizona Peoria California Santa Clara Connecticut Bristol Georgia Atlanta Illinois Burbank Chicago Crystal Lake Elgin Oak Brook Rosemont Streamwood Warrenville North Carolina High Point New Jersey Secaucus Ohio Marion Pennsylvania Towanda Texas Dallas Virginia Herndon QUICK FACTS 19 - Corporate America Family Credit Union Branches in 12 states 6,700+ - Shared Branches 49,000+ - Surcharge-free ATMs Visit our website at www.cafcu.org to fi nd branch locations and surcharge-free ATMs nationwide. 6 Kansas Kansas City

MEET YOUR 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Costanzo Maestranzi Chairman of the Board Investment Committee Nominating Committee John Blozis Vice Chairman Investment Committee Nominating Committee Ron Kalisz Treasurer Investment Committee Operations Committee Kenneth Naatz Secretary Glenn Brown Director Loan Committee Operations Committee Maurice Thompson Director Nominating Committee Supervisory Committee Donn Zawis Director Supervisory Committee Larry Page Director Loan Committee Operations Committee 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Peter Paulson President Investment Committee Political Action Committee Thomas Rieck Director Supervisory Committee Political Action Committee Corporate America Family Credit Union s Board of Directors are elected by members and serve voluntarily on behalf of the membership to oversee the operations of the credit union. 7

DID YOU KNOW? In 1939, an ambitious group of 15 employees from Automatic Electric Company each deposited $5 into the Automatic Credit Union. Automatic Electric was later purchased by GTE Corporation, and the credit union changed its name to GTE Employees Federal Credit Union. Great services. Definitely the best banking experience. ~Taylor, IL 8 ABOUT CORPORATE AMERICA FAMILY CREDIT UNION In the early 1980s, GTE Employees Federal Credit Union Board of Directors decided to safeguard the long-term security of the credit union by diversifying membership. In 1986, the credit union appropriately changed its name to Corporate America Federal Credit Union. To ensure our ability to serve a diverse membership, in 1997, we changed the charter from a federal charter to a state of Illinois charter. To better refl ect the new standing, the name was changed to Corporate America Family Credit Union. We now serve over 65,000 members nationwide with 19 locations in small towns and major metropolitan areas. With almost 2 million visits in 2011, Corporate America s largest branch is our website at www.cafcu.org. We offer our members a variety of online services including account viewing, funds transfer, bill payment, loan applications, deposit and withdrawal capabilities, educational articles and more. All online financial services are available from the comfort of your own home with the click of a mouse or on the go with your mobile device. www.cafcu.org www.cafcu.mobi 1-800-359-1939 25,707 - Online Account Users 20,243 - estatement Users 9,409 - Remote Deposit Users 2,934 - Alert Center Users 4,245 - Mobile Banking Users 2,721 - Bill Pay Users 3,984 - Open Transfer Users 1,007 - Online Membership Enrollments 144 - Phone Membership Enrollments 478 - Online Account Enrollments 3,951 - Live Chats Initiated Figures as of December 31, 2011

Making a meaningful difference in the financial lives of our members. I think that Corporate America Family Credit Union has been and will continue to be the very definition of what a family oriented business should be. Keep up the good work. I personally thank the entire staff for everything that you have helped me and my family with. ~Riley, TX Corporate America Family Credit Union has been my bank of choice for the last 25 years. I have been pleased with the security and personable staff on the phone, at banking locations and online interactions. For these specific reasons, I can honestly recommend Corporate America Family Credit Union to others. ~Gloria, NC I would recommend Corporate America Family Credit Union to my family and friends because Corporate America Family Credit Union is willing to give me a chance to acheive my goals while saving me so much money in times like these. Thank you. ~Sasha, IL Definitely recommend Corporate America Family Credit Union. Great customer service, easy sign-up process from start to fi nish, couldn t have gone any smoother. Great experience. My kids were right a great credit union to belong to! ~Jacquie, CA 9

1-800-359-1939 www.cafcu.org www.cafcu.mobi service. value. convenience. Nationwide Share the benefi t of credit union membership!