A growing number of credit unions nationwide are prepared to help members navigate financial hardship caused by the sequestration.
Barring last-minute action by Congress, the sequester and its automatic budget cuts and possible furloughs, can begin late Friday. Some workers could see their paychecks cut by as much as 20%, with a one-day-per week furlough.
Randolph-Brooks in Live Oak, Texas, and APG in Edgewood, Md., said they will offer assistance to members who may be affected by sequester-related budget cuts.
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