CUNA Mutual Group said on Aug. 31st that it had received 23 claims from credit unions affected by Hurricane Harvey.
And while Houston and most of southeastern Texas continued to dry out, the number of reported credit union closures increased slightly from 60 on Aug. 31 to 65 on Sept. 1, according to the Cornerstone Credit Union League in Plano, Texas.
The 23 claims, up from 11 claims reported on Aug. 28, were "not catastrophic at this time," Wendy Serafin, a spokesperson for CUNA Mutual in Madison, Wis., said.
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