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At least 60,000 people were helped by credit unions during the 35-day partial federal government shutdown, according to an informal CUNA poll.
CUNA distributed the results on Capitol Hill last week in a letter that also cited a finding from a Prudential survey that 62% of the families affected by the shutdown reported that they depleted most or all their savings.
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