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EECU Credit Union, Fort Worth, Texas, and Santa Fe Fort Worth Federal Credit Union have announced plans to consolidate. Santa Fe FWFCU's 4,7000 members will join EECU's 84,000 existing members. All Santa Fe FWFCU staff will be retained by EECU. EECU has more than $342 million in assets.

By Staff Writer | Updated on October 16, 2001

EECU Credit Union, Fort Worth, Texas, and Santa Fe Fort Worth Federal Credit Union have announced plans to consolidate. Santa Fe FWFCU’s 4,7000 members will join EECU’s 84,000 existing members. All Santa Fe FWFCU staff will be retained by EECU. EECU has more than $342 million in assets.

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