About two-thirds of Florida's credit unions were in counties where most people had no power Monday morning, according to an analysis by CU Times of data from the Florida Division of Emergency Management and NCUA
Those 93 credit unions had 3.4 million members, 9,638 employees and $38.6 billion in assets, according to NCUA data for the quarter ending June 30.
Within that group, 38 credit unions were in counties where 75% or more customers were without power. Those credit unions encompassed 1.6 million of the members, 4,039 employees and $18.6 billion in assets.
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