Global Credit Union Opens Juneau Financial Center
Global Credit Union’s Juneau Financial Center on Honsinger Drive held a grand opening January 23, 2025.
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Solidifying its presence in the capital city, Global Credit Union is opening a Financial Center in Juneau. A 10,400 square-foot, state-of-the-art facility on Honsinger Drive near Juneau International Airport supplements the branch inside the local Fred Meyer store (just across Egan Drive) and several ATMs that have served Juneau customers since the credit union was known as Alaska USA.
Milestone of Centralization
Designed to serve as a one-stop shop for Juneau’s financial needs, the center features a branch location and offices for both Global Credit Union Insurance Brokers and Global Credit Union Home Loans. The building features an open-concept layout with a walk-up ATM, a drive-up ATM lane, and two drive-up teller lanes.
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“The Juneau Financial Center is a major milestone for the credit union in our state’s capital,” says Geoff Lundfelt, president and CEO of Global Credit Union. “We are on an ever-evolving mission to make financial services as convenient as possible for Global members. This center provides modern amenities and access to more services in a centralized location.”
Global Credit Union held a grand opening on January 23 for its Juneau Financial Center.
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