Freedom Credit Union taps Salus to help attract Gen Z and millennial members

Freedom Credit Union, a $764 million Massachusetts-based institution serving the greater Springfield area, has partnered with Salus to launch automated microloans. The initiative reflects Freedom’s strategic push to expand its offerings while attracting and retaining Gen Z and millennial members who are often drawn to fintechs.

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