The 119,000-member, $1.8 billion Navy Army Community Credit Union has a problem: its members love the credit union too much. Or at least they love its branches.
The Corpus Christi, Texas-based credit union's members prefer to use tellers, particularly for making deposits and cashing checks, Chief Operating Officer Dana Sisk said.
The credit union has 12 branches and Sisk said it's on target to see more than 2 million teller transactions this year.
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