HCU Investment and Insurance Services moving to North Main
Officials with Heartland Credit Union announced the expansion of its financial planning and investing services will result in its HCU Investment and Insurance Services moving to the 29th Avenue and Main Street credit union branch.
The branch will temporarily close on July 9 for a light remodel. It will reopen Aug. 2 when HCU Investment and Insurance Services will begin seeing members in their new offices.
Drive-thru services will remain available during the remodel.
Following the renovations, Heartland Credit Union members will still be able to visit with an HCU staff member through a Connections suite located inside the branch, just like other HCU branch services.
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