HAMMOND, Ind. — There may be no records kept, but Regional Federal Credit Union of Hammond believes it holds the national title of having the most in-school branches–five of them.
"The response to our student credit union program has been incredible this year," said Jill Banning, president/CEO of the $85 million northwest Indiana CU.
Early last month Regional, a teachers' CU that pioneered the first student branch in 1990 in nearby Portage, opened its fifth branch at Hobart High School.
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