The credit union serving the now-closed hospital with the trauma center nearest to Ground Zero is now shutting down.
The $8.5 million St. Vincent's Employees Federal Credit Union in New York City will be merging into the $256 million, 17,000-member McGraw-Hill Federal Credit Union in East Windsor, N.J.
The 1,300-member St. Vincent's Employees FCU primarily served St. Vincent's Hospital, which shut down last year after a 161-year history that included serving as the primary admitting hospital after the Sept. 11, 2011, attacks on the World Trade Center.
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