The 72,000-member Polish and Slavic Federal Credit Union continues to find eager members in the suburbs of Chicago as it moves out from its New York City base.
The $1.4 billion Brooklyn credit union, the largest primarily ethnic CU in the country, had already opened two other branches in the expansion into the nation's largest ethnically Polish community.
NCUA Board Member Michael Fryzel attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony in Bridgeview on May 5, as he had for the openings of the two previous branches, the CU reported.
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