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Latham-based credit union opens its second state-of-the-art branch on Delaware Avenue in Delmar
DELMAR — Sunmark Federal Credit Union recently announced the opening of their second branch in two years. Following the successful opening of Sunmark’s Rotterdam location in early 2017, Sunmark selected 265-267 Delaware Ave. in Delmar as the site of their most recent branch.
Sunmark has constructed an eighteen hundred square foot branch at the Delaware Avenue location with a grand opening scheduled for July. Sunmark would like to recognize Mr. Rob Leslie and Mr. Kenneth Kovalchik from the Town of Bethlehem planning department for assisting Sunmark on the project. With their help, residents will now be able to explore Sunmark as a financial partner and enjoy the benefits which include award winning technology, convenience and customer service.
The new Delmar branch is a full-service location that is also equipped with Interactive Teller Machines or myTM’s. Offering more functionality than an Automated Teller Machine (ATM), the myTM’s are a convenient and easy to use self-service kiosk banking platform that can perform many of the same transactions that would traditionally require a teller. This award-winning technology will extend convenient hours to all Sunmark members with select myTM’s available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Sunmark CEO, Frank DeGraw added “This is another very exciting step for Sunmark. Our vision is to be the Capital Region’s trusted and preferred financial institution that provides value and convivence. We look forward to serving the Delmar community and continue to review opportunities that will allow Sunmark to expand our services in the Capital Region.”
Sunmark now has nine branches serving six counties and plans to continue to open more branches to accommodate current and potential members. All new branches will also feature the myTM kiosks to allow members the flexibility to do their banking on their schedule.
Since 1937, Sunmark Federal Credit Union has been helping members in the greater Capital District community improve their financial position.
Sunmark is committed to the financial health and well-being of the community by offering tools that educate and inform and products and services that make it easier to reach financial goals. For more information, call (518) 382-0605 or visit www.sunmarkfcu.org.
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