NEW YORK– Skyline FCU moved its offices to a block from Penn Station, providing the first shared credit union branch in mid-town Manhattan. The new branch is located at 350 West 31st St. between 8th and 9th avenues. For the first time, credit union members can walk into a street level CU Service Center in the most densly populated city in America and conduct their credit union business. Skyline FCU participates in shared branching through UsNet.
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