10 High School Seniors Form CU's Advisory Council

SAN ANTONIO - The $3.9-billion Security Service Federal Credit Union (SSFCU) has selected 10 San Antonio high school students to participate in its first annual Youth Advisory Council. The students will assist the credit union in the development of new youth products and services, helping co-create a new generation of financial products and services for children, youth and young adults, SSFCU said.

"High school students are full of intellectual capital and creativity, and they already have experience producing and participating in what they choose to consume via online channels," said John Worthington, SSFCU senior vice president. "This is a natural progression for our work with youth."