I don't think the perception is they're more secure, just they're smaller and have less staffs and resources to look into people's (political) financial activities and canceling customers because of Twitter outrages (mostly because they have very little online presence and interactions), also credit unions are supposed to be owned by the members who use their services, and not by faceless international corpos in a different country

I don't think the perception is they're more secure, just they're smaller and have less staffs and resources to look into people's (political) financial activities and canceling customers because of Twitter outages (mostly because they have very little online presence and interactions), also credit unions are supposed to be owned by the members who use their services, and not by faceless international corpos in a different country

I don't think the perception is they're more secure, just they're smaller and have less staffs and resources to look into people's (political) financial activities and canceling customers because of Twitter outages (mostly because they have very little online presence and interactions)