Charlotte-based Skyla Credit Union to merge with Parsons Federal Credit Union

Skyla Credit Union, formerly known as Charlotte Metro Credit Union, announced plans today to merge with California-based Parsons Federal Credit Union. That's after members of Parsons FCU approved the merger.

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