Government shutdown

Government shutdowns may seem like rare events, but for the McLean, Va.-based Pentagon Federal Credit Union, they're all too familiar – this is the 21st shutdown it has endured. For better or worse, all that practice has taught the credit union, which has $24 billion in assets, some useful lessons in how to help members and manage operations when so much is up in the air.

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