Financial security is a key part of the trust we’ve built, and it’s a true honor to have it recognized on a national level.
CHEYENNE, Wyom. (PRWEB) April 27, 2020
DepositAccounts first created its lists of Top 200 Credit Unions and Banks in response to the 2008 financial crisis in an effort to thoughtfully and succinctly educate consumers about safe banking options. Their analysts determine these rankings by collecting each institution’s NCUA and FDIC call reports and analyzing them through an exclusive algorithmic system. These results are updated and published quarterly without cost to ensure complete transparency for consumers. Out of thousands of credit unions, WyHy emerged as one of the select few leaders to rank on their Q1 2020 list.
In addition to securing a spot on their top 200 Credit Union list, WyHy has also received an A+ rating from DepositAccounts for overall financial health. This distinction comes at a crucial moment in both local and national history, as many people are facing income uncertainties. “Although it is always an honor to receive recognition from a respected, independent institution, it is especially significant today,” said Bill Willingham, President/CEO of WyHy. “With all of the ongoing concerns, from sudden economic challenges to the increased threat of cyber crimes, it’s crucial for us to be a steadying force in our members’ lives. Financial security is a key part of the trust we’ve built, and it’s a true honor to have it recognized on a national level.”
For over 60 years, WyHy Federal Credit Union has served its members with a singular promise: to provide individualized, trusted guidance in wealth management. Today, it is the fourth largest credit union in the state of Wyoming and is the 957th largest credit union in the nation. Headquartered in Cheyenne, WyHy is proud to assist each of its 15,000 members on their unique paths to financial health. WyHy’s reputation as a stalwart, Wyoming-minded institution comes from a dedication to member satisfaction and economic responsibility.
