What is a credit union? What is Shared Branching? A credit union is a member-owned, not-for-profit, cooperative financial institution, formed to empower consumers to pool their savings, lend to one another, and own the organization where they save, borrow, and obtain related financial services. Since credit unions exist solely to serve consumers, you can always count on credit unions to have your best interest in mind. Credit unions put people before profit. That is why you can find favorable rates on your savings investments and competitively-priced, low interest rates on your loans at credit.... read on Together. Better. Credit Unions joined together and created shared branching locations around the country. Shared branching allows a credit union member to conduct most financial transactions as if it were their own credit union branch. By sharing facilities, credit unions can offer greater convenience for members to access their accounts in many more locations. Now your credit union is closer to work, home and the grocery store when you need it. read on

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