HONOLULU–Two credit unions in Hawaii have announced merger plans.
The $19-million Hawaii National Guard FCU said it will merge into the $779-miion Aloha Pacific FCU effective May 1.
All employees of HNGCU will be retained and the credit union’s branches in Diamond Head and Kalaeloa will join APFCU’s network of seven branches on Oahu and one in Las Vegas.
In a statement, the credit unions said that with the merger, HNGCU will have a new website and logo and its members will have free and unlimited access to Aloha Pacific’s ATMs.
Members will have surcharge-free access to First Hawaiian Bank, American Savings Bank, Hawaii National Bank and Bank of Nevada ATMs, as well 30,000 ATMs and thousands of branches across the Mainland through the CO-OP Shared Branching network.