VIENNA, Va. – Navy FCU will open its 14th Maryland branch in the Baltimore suburb of Glenn Burnie Tuesday to serve more than 21,000 local members.
The new facility is the fourth opened by the $50 billion credit union so far this year and 39th new branch since 2010. The credit union giant now serves four million embers at 225 branches worldwide.
In celebration of the opening, members can receive exclusive offers such as specials on checking accounts and certificates.
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