In most high schools, disruption is a great way to get detention. But for many credit unions, disruption and high school can be an A+ combination. That's because opening branches in high schools around the country is proving that disruptive innovation isn't just about technology – it's about doing things few others dare to try. Opening branches inside schools isn't new, of course, but it's still an uncommon venture. Fewer than 2% of credit union branches are in schools, according to NCUA data.
Three credit unions shared how they're doing it – and they've got homework for other credit unions that want to go to the head of the class.
1. Prioritize financial education over profits.
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