HOBOKEN, N.J. — Shred day events so commonly held by credit unions may seem like a simple way to promote green practices and member security, but actually they can do much more for a credit union than many may think.
Shred days are relatively inexpensive and in some cases free events that credit unions can hold to promote products and gain new members.
Langley Federal Credit Union in Hampton, Va., holds shred events on an annual basis and recently held one on Oct. 18. Brett Noll, senior vice president/chief marketing officer said that the credit union is able to hold shred days at no cost.
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