With a diverse mix of college students, state government employees and natives who commute from neighboring smaller towns, Tallahassee, Fla., may be ripe for a new financial services alternative.

The $340 million Florida Commerce Credit Union made that discovery after doing extensive research of its market to assess from whom and where the greatest need stemmed. 

Following five months of exploration, including several alpha and beta test runs in December, on Jan. 12 the Tallahassee-based credit union launched Six Pillars Financial LLC, a new CUSO that will offer services targeted at financial planning, retirement planning, wealth accumulation, preservation and distribution. 

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