HOBOKEN, N.J. — Is now the time for credit unions to carve out their niche as the financial literacy resource?
Across the country credit unions are finding creative ways to engage, entertain and educate their members and experts say their efforts can lead to a big payoff not only in terms of enriching members lives but also developing future credit union leaders.
In Chatsworth, Calif., students at Van Nuys Education and Career Center got a crash course in Banking 101 courtesy of Matadors Community Credit Union.
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