Consumers Credit Union announces revolutionary new banking experience
KALAMAZOO, MICH (April 1, 2024) — Consumers Credit Union is proud to announce an innovative new service for our members and community—TellerPlus+ Snacks vending machines in all of our lobbies. Beginning this month Consumers will install and pilot a new state of the art banking service: TellerPlus+ Snacks.
TellerPlus+ Snacks allows anyone in Consumers lobbies to be able to satisfy their snack cravings or pick up everyday essentials on the go while they are banking. The first-of-its-kind TellerPlus+ Snacks selection will include chips, candy bars, bottled beverages, toiletries, fresh coffee and more to make banking even more enjoyable.
“Consumers is always looking for innovative ways to enhance your banking experience,” said Lynne Jarman-Johnson, Chief Marketing Officer. “TellerPlus+ Snacks combines convenience, and, of course, delicious goodies into a seamless banking experience. We can’t wait for members to try out this new service. We can’t wait to serve anyone hungry for a new banking experience! With Consumers TellerPlus+ Snacks you can withdraw funds, make deposits and grab your favorite snack on the go!”
Certain high-traffic locations around the state will also feature a rotating selection of Michigan-themed snacks and items representing local colleges and universities. Consumers TellerPlus+ Snacks aims to give a taste of local flavor.
About Consumers Credit Union
Headquartered in Kalamazoo, Michigan, Consumers Credit Union is a full-service financial institution and a leader in digital banking technology, mortgages and business lending. Consumers has more than $2.2 billion in assets. Locally owned since 1951, Consumers serves more than 136,000 individuals and businesses through 27 offices located in Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Grand Rapids, Coldwater, Lansing and up the Lakeshore, with member access to 30,000+ free CO-OP Network ATMs nationwide. For details, visit ConsumersCU.org. Editors, please refer to Consumers Credit Union in short as Consumers, rather than CCU.
