For more and more businesses, Sunday is just another day.
Time-pressed consumers want to shop, pick up prescriptions, grab some fast food and take care of other chores on their varied schedules. And that has put pressure on financial institutions, including credit unions, to meet those expectations.
In some cases it has meant offering members the option of visiting a branch on Sunday.
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