Vermont flag, hand dropping ballot card into a box - voting, election concept - 3D illustration Members from two Vermont credit unions vote on proposed merger Nov. 8 (Source: AdobeStock).

Is the proposed merger of Vermont's largest credit unions a referendum on the financial cooperative movement itself? Or is consolidation the best way to help the credit union movement survive and thrive well into the future in the Green Mountain State?

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