INDIANAPOLIS - (10/25/05) -- Indianapolis Members CU, the state'ssecond largest credit union, is planning a big expansion. The $950million credit union, fresh of a merger with $30 million CapitalPlus CU, announced plans last week to add six new branchesthroughout the Indianapolis suburbs by 2009. The credit unionchartered in 1956, now serves more than 1,000 select groupsthroughout the state of Indiana and as far away as Boulder, Colo.,through its 22 branches and 64 ATMs.
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