Citing both the economy and prudent policies, the $500 million America's Christian Credit Union of Glendora, Calif. is closing two of its out-of-market branches today in Sacramento and Wichita, Kan.
"We're' proud to say that we're a healthy California credit union but made the decision to close two branches that simply were underperforming and did not meet our goals," declared Bryan London, vice president of marketing, stressing that both branch managers are being retained in new capacities.
Both branches opened several years ago following mergers with church-based CUs in Wichita and Loomis, a Sacramento suburb, but now no longer are as effective in producing business, said London.
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