The 7,600-member, $75 million Puget Sound Cooperative CreditUnion has picked up almost $20 million in deposits from roughly1,700 residents of a Puget Sound island, according to a May 7article in the Seattle Times.
Credit union supporters on Vashon Island told the paper that roughly 16% of the island'sresidents have closed their accounts at major banks and moved themto the credit union.
In addition to the credit union, local business listings recordbranches for Bank of America, J.P. Morgan Chase and U.S. Bank onthe island.
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