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Resilient credit unions see future in younger members

YOUTH SERVED: Brian A. Azar, Coastal1 Credit Union CEO and president, says that auto loans have helped the credit union attract younger members it hopes to develop long-term relationships with. 
PBN FILE PHOTO/­MICHAEL SALERNO
YOUTH SERVED: Brian A. Azar, Coastal1 Credit Union CEO and president, says that auto loans have helped the credit union attract younger members it hopes to develop long-term relationships with. 
PBN FILE PHOTO/­MICHAEL SALERNO

The challenging interest rate environment of the last few years may extend a decadeslong consolidation among local credit unions. But as this week’s cover story reports, it has also highlighted the resilience of the local industry’s survivors. The number of not-for-profit Rhode Island credit unions has been cut in half over the past two decades,

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