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Consumers have always looked to credit unions for friendly, in person service to help fund life goals like opening businesses and buying homes. The level of trust and care members have come to rely on from their neighborhood credit union is what sets them apart from big box banks. But with the looming health and safety concerns communities are currently navigating, most credit unions find they have been forced to temporarily close branches or reduce their branch hours – and enforce restrictive distancing guidelines when open.
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