Citadel Federal Credit Union “respectfully disagrees” with allegations, agrees to invest $6.5 million and open three new branches in predominantly Black and Hispanic neighborhoods in Philadelphia.
Source: Inman News
DOJ’s 14th redlining settlement is its first with a credit union
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