What does NCID mean?
NCID means National Credit Union Insurance Division
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for National Credit Union Insurance Division?
National Credit Union Insurance Division can be abbreviated as NCID
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What does NCID stand for? NCID stands for "National Credit Union Insurance Division". |
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How to abbreviate "National Credit Union Insurance Division"? "National Credit Union Insurance Division" can be abbreviated as NCID. |
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What is the meaning of NCID abbreviation? The meaning of NCID abbreviation is "National Credit Union Insurance Division". |
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What is NCID abbreviation? One of the definitions of NCID is "National Credit Union Insurance Division". |
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What does NCID mean? NCID as abbreviation means "National Credit Union Insurance Division". |
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What is shorthand of National Credit Union Insurance Division? The most common shorthand of "National Credit Union Insurance Division" is NCID. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CUISA - Credit Union Insurance Services Association
- NBBIT - National Biodiesel Board IT Division
- NCUA - National Credit Union Administration
- NCUAB - National Credit Union Administration Board
- NCUF - National Credit Union Foundation
- NCUIF - National Credit Union Insurance Fund
- NCUSIF - National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund
- ANCU - Australian National Credit Union
- CUIS - Credit Union Insurance Services
- FNCU - First National Credit Union
- NATLD - National Automobile Transporters Labor Division
- NPWD - National Parks and Wildlife Division
- CUIC - Credit Union Insurance Corporation
- NCU - National Credit Union
- NCUA - National Credit Union Association
- NFUI - National Farmers Union Insurance
- NIICD - National Interagency Incident Communications Division
- UNCUA - Ukrainian National Credit Union Association
- NCUA - National Credit Union Adminstration
- PNCU - Polish National Credit Union (Massachusetts; est. 1921)