What is the difference between a Credit Union and a Bank?

Credit Unions are not-for-profit financial institutions that conduct business for the mutual benefit and general welfare of their member-owners. Banks are for-profit financial institutions who conduct business to maximize the price of its stock and profit for stockholders.

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