Wisconsin credit union members spent almost $1 billion less than non-members as they weathered the impact of the Great Recession, according to the Wisconsin Credit Union League.
The savings came in more competitive rates for savings and loans as well as lower fees for different financial services, the league reported in its 2012-13 Scorecard report, which tracked the savings from 2007.
The report detailed Wisconsin credit union's efforts at financial education through 100 branches in schools that the league said saved students $3 million and provided practical business and personal financial management experience.
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