In August, the Hawaii Credit Union League was an active member of Hawaii's Partnership Against Fraud, a coalition designed to protect the state's citizens, particularly senior citizens, from falling victim to financial scams.

Standing shoulder to shoulder with the league in the Better Business Bureau-led initiative was the Hawaii Bankers Association.

Granted, living in paradise can create strange bedfellows, but the joint initiative was simply one more example of how the Aloha State's credit unions and banks stand together to face a common goal.

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